Let’s be honest- as a busy teacher, you do not have time to figure out the best way to teach your 3rd graders the Input Output (or ”What’s My Rule?”) Unit, let alone, search for what resources to use! No sweat, though; I’ve got you covered because it’s all here! With this input/output unit, your students will learn from fun and rigorous lessons, freeing you up to truly help them instead of planning and prepping all the necessary activities. From the beginning to the end of the unit, I’ve done all the work to give you some serious time back in your schedule, while making sure to give your learners differentiated, engaging, and rigorous lessons and activities! PLUS, you save 25% on all six of these amazing resources included when you purchase as a unit!

What’s Included: HYPERLINK!

•Digital Teaching Videos and Practice Slides-Over 40 minutes of teaching videos with 10 practice slides to start off the unit. (Perfect for auditory learners)

•Craftivity- An engaging craft of making input/output robots where students insert the correct input/output strip to the matching rule and vice versa. 30 Input/Output Strips and 30 Matching Rules with 4 Different Robot templates to choose from. (Perfect for kinesthetic learners)

•Matching Activity- A fun partner or solo matching activity with 8 tables and rules. Students match the correct word problem and table to the correct rule. Comes digitally and as a PDF (Perfect for visual learners).

•Digital Mystery Activity-A true crowd pleaser that checks for comprehension. This self-checking Google Form™ Mystery includes 7 story problems and 10 input/output tables to solve.

•Digital End of Unit Quiz- Teacher and students instantly assess their comprehension of the unit with 10 self-checking questions and 9 input/output tables to choose from with true/false questions

•A Pacing Guide for the Unit

•All Answer Keys

All You Need:

•A platform to upload the Google Activities to (such as Google Classroom©, Schoology©, etc.)

•Printer, paper, scissors, and glue (toilet paper rolls are optional)

What Others Are Saying:

“I loved [the matching activity] & how it was differentiated!”

“My students were really struggling with this [input/output] skill and this provided them with good practice!”

”Used [the Input/Output Mystery] as review for our test prep - such a fun way to review while focusing on a tough skill. Thanks!”

”My kids loved this resource for checking for understanding. It was a great help.”

How Do I know This Unit is for Me:

•If your district does not provide a true scope and sequence lesson plan for the entire input output unit, this is for you.

•If you spend way too much time creating your own or searching for good resources, this is for you.

•If you want to save money $$ through purchasing this unit instead of each individual resource, this is for you.

•If your time is precious and you’d like to get your evenings and weekends back, this is for you.

•If you’re looking for fun and engaging activities that truly help your child comprehend the concept of input/output, this is for you.

Never want to miss a new or free resource from Teach With Lauren Dean?! Join my newsletter HERE!

Have a question? Please feel free to email me! thedeanteachingteam@gmail.com