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Making Math Fun with Engaging Activities

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  • Looking for a fun, engaging activity that gets the kids moving and talking about math? In this resource, students practice finding the measures of central angles and you can choose between a printed activity or digital (self-grading) activity. The printed activity works great in the classroom while the digital activity can be used for distance learning or absent students. Or use them both!
  • Looking for a fun, engaging activity that gets the kids moving and talking about math? In this resource, students practice finding the measures of angles using the exterior angle theorem and you can choose between a printed activity or digital (self-grading) activity. . The printed activity works great in the classroom while the digital activity can be used for distance learning or absent students.
  • Boom Cards™ are a great way for students to practice every day skills In this deck, students practice finding coterminal angles in radians. This set uses questions that ask if angles are coterminal, asks students to fill in the blank with an angle that is coterminal and multiple choice questions to find a positive and negative coterminal angle. This set of Boom Cards features 40 different Digital Self-Checking Task Cards. (No printing, cutting, laminating, or grading!)
  • Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice finding the measures of sides of right triangles using trig ratios with your students? There are 2 different pictures with 16 problems for each picture. Students start with the picture totally covered by the answer boxes. As they answer each question correctly, more and more of the covered picture is revealed.
  • Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice adding and subtracting and fractions with your students? There are 2 different pictures with 16 problems for each picture. Students start with the picture totally covered by the answer boxes. As they answer each question correctly, more and more of the covered picture is revealed.
  • Looking for ideas to use with online learning? Jamboard fills in that element that I was missing from the classroom. Assign a jamboard with a problem and watch as students answer, even add some ideas or questions for them. Collaborative or use one board for each students. Check out ideas at my blog.
  • Looking for a fun way to practice solving one step equations with an engaging activity? This activity includes 16 problems in google slides where students will solve the equations. Once they have their answer, they will copy the picture on the slide to their answer sheet. When they have solved all the problems, a picture will appear. Great practice for distance learning and classroom as well. Or assign for homework
  • Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice finding the measures of central angles with your students? There are 2 different pictures with 16 problems for each picture. Students start with the picture totally covered by the answer boxes. As they answer each question correctly, more and more of the covered picture is revealed.
  • Looking for a fun, engaging activity that gets the kids moving and talking about math? In this resource, students practice finding the volume of pyramids and you can choose between a printed activity or digital (self-grading) activity. The printed activity works great in the classroom while the digital activity can be used for distance learning or absent students.

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Why I am Obsessed with Digital Task Cards in Google Slides and Forms▸ lttr.ai/b0sC #distancelearningclassroom #GoogleSlides #taskcards #googletaskcards #digitalscavengerhunts ... See MoreSee Less

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If you use task cards, place a QR code on the task cards so students can check answers to the problems as they work.Read more 👉 lttr.ai/by6N#teacherspayteachers #qrcodes #CheckAnswers #englishlanguagelearners ... See MoreSee Less

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Sometimes the activity is disguised so they don’t realize it’s the same deck of task cards they have already seen.Read more 👉 lttr.ai/byOW#addressmisconceptions #Differentiate #DigitalLearning #ClassroomTeacher #teacher #TaskCards ... See MoreSee Less

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My colleagues use Jamboard to have students individually work as well.Read the full article: Jamboard in the Classroom▸ lttr.ai/bwXY#increasecollaboration #GoogleJamboard #greatcollaborativetool ... See MoreSee Less

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Or, you can place the QR codes on a single sheet posted in the room so students can check after a certain number of problems completed or time.Read the full article: How QR Codes Can Transform Your Classroom▸ lttr.ai/bp2R #teacherspayteachers #qrcodes #CheckAnswers #englishlanguagelearners ... See MoreSee Less

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