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  • Looking for a fun way to review and practice skills such as solving proportions? Tic Tac Toe is played the traditional way--one student goes first and both students solve the problems. If the first player has the correct answer they mark the square either X or O. Then the second player goes. They continue to take turns until one of them has 3 in a row OR 5 of the 9 squares.
  • Looking for a fun way to review and practice skills? Tic Tac Toe is played the traditional way--one student goes first and if they have the correct answer they mark the square either X or O. Then the second player goes. They continue to take turns until one of them has 3 in a row OR 5 of the 9 squares.
  • Looking for a fun way to review and practice using the midpoint formula? Tic Tac Toe is played the traditional way--one student goes first, both students solve the problem and if the first player has the correct answer they mark the square either X or O. Then the second player goes. They continue to take turns until one of them has 3 in a row OR 5 of the 9 squares.
  • Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice finding percents 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 decimals with your students? There are 2 different pictures with 16 problems for each picture on adding and subtracting decimals. 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 spheres 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.
  • I love using games for students to practice skills. My students love Jeopardy but most play for skill games don't give the struggling learner a chance to win. With Give and Take, students need right answers, but also strategy to play and win. Read more at the blog.
  • Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice finding the measures of angles and sides of right triangles using trig ratios with your students? There are 2 different pictures with 16 problems for each picture. 16 problems practice finding sides while the other 16 problems practice finding angle measures. 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.
  • Learn more about using google forms and the types of questions that are best for your students. Check out the blog post for lots of ideas as well as some google forms headers.

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In the corner groups, allow some time for students to talk, compare answers and discuss errors.Read more 👉 lttr.ai/gRjw#helpinglearnersunderstand #solvemathproblems #4cornerstrategy #homegroups #mademistakes #collaboration #mathdiscussion #peerfeedback #englishlanguagelearners ... See MoreSee Less

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I have been using the idea of paper chains in the classroom as a partner activity (or with trios) for several years.Read more 👉 lttr.ai/dXij#paperchains #PartnerCollaboration #collaboration ... See MoreSee Less

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This means that we have some review of skill activity that seems like a game.Read the full article: Try a Strategy Review Game : Give and Take▸ lttr.ai/f92t#powerpointreviewgame #popularteamgames #strugglinglearner #freehomeworkpass #offersimportantpractice ... See MoreSee Less

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I have a big box of small prizes I have accumulated over the years which includes small packs of crayons, colored pencils, miniature decks of cards, dice, etc.Read more 👉 lttr.ai/fKr6#greatpractice #increasesengagement #Bingo #playbingo #reviewmathwithbingo ... See MoreSee Less

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