Assessments and feedback

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From the TCEA blog a range of tools for formative assessments but also, my favorite, a checklist for teachers on how to give great feedback.

Read all about it: HERE

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One step equations in a visual way

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The good folks at Math is Visual share a great explanation, indeed very visual, to slowly get introduced into solving equations.

Read all about it: HERE

Change direction to add or subtract

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Nice strategy to ease the adding and subtracting by changing the direction you work in. Follow the link to get explanations on how to do this.

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Number boxes game

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This game involves writing down numbers (randomly generated by a die, spinner, cards, etc.) on a recording sheet. Once the number has been placed, it cannot be moved. Two numbers on any given round may be “thrown away.” Play continues until all of the boxes are full. (a better description is available in the link for today)

Read all about it: HERE

Play games, learn math

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Number path games, when played like board games, are ideal for helping preschool children learn math. See the wonderful blogpost in the link for today.

Read all about it: HERE