Description
Are you looking for an interactive way to engage your students in your multiplicative comparisons math lessons? These digital math lessons are perfect for introducing topics or engaging students in a whole group math game using your interactive whiteboard! You can also assign these digital lessons to your students using Google™ Classroom for independent practice. They can make for a great digital math center!
Getting students to engage with math shouldn’t be this hard!
- ➡️ Shy students staring at their papers...waiting for someone else to answer first.
- ➡️ That one kid confidently shouting out an answer… that’s not even close.✋
- ➡️ Hands shooting up—not to give an answer, but to ask, “Can I use the restroom?”
Just because you’ve taught your math lesson doesn’t mean they *get* it...or...paid attention...
Instead of reteaching the same concept over and over, hoping it finally sticks, (or rushing along to keep up with your pacing guide, even though you *know* your students aren't proficient yet) what if your students were interacting with your math lesson?
These digital math slides:
- ✅ Include teaching slides, so you just open and do your thing (or assign them independently)
- ✅ Interactive, so your students are engaged (and begging for their turn!)
- ✅ Kid-friendly...so they actually pay attention
❤️ Teachers' favorite ways to use these lessons:❤️
- Whole group lessons to introduce and practice topics
- Whole group interactive activity with your class
- Assign in Google™ Classroom for independent practice
- Use as a digital math center during Guided Math
What's Included:
- Lesson 1: Comparisons to Equations
- Lesson 2: Equations to Comparisons
- Lesson 3: Comparisons When Given the Product
These slides go along with this Guided Math unit.
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FAQ:
How do I access the digital/interactive version?
Inside the pdf is a link you will click that will give you a copy of the interactive Google Slides™ version. The digital lesson is prepped and ready to be assigned to your students. (Editable boxes are ready for students to type and moveable objects are loaded on the slides.) The answer key is located in the PDF.
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4th Grade Math Multiplicative Comparisons 4.OA.1 4.OA.2 Math Google Slides
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Description
Are you looking for an interactive way to engage your students in your multiplicative comparisons math lessons? These digital math lessons are perfect for introducing topics or engaging students in a whole group math game using your interactive whiteboard! You can also assign these digital lessons to your students using Google™ Classroom for independent practice. They can make for a great digital math center!
Getting students to engage with math shouldn’t be this hard!
- ➡️ Shy students staring at their papers...waiting for someone else to answer first.
- ➡️ That one kid confidently shouting out an answer… that’s not even close.✋
- ➡️ Hands shooting up—not to give an answer, but to ask, “Can I use the restroom?”
Just because you’ve taught your math lesson doesn’t mean they *get* it...or...paid attention...
Instead of reteaching the same concept over and over, hoping it finally sticks, (or rushing along to keep up with your pacing guide, even though you *know* your students aren't proficient yet) what if your students were interacting with your math lesson?
These digital math slides:
- ✅ Include teaching slides, so you just open and do your thing (or assign them independently)
- ✅ Interactive, so your students are engaged (and begging for their turn!)
- ✅ Kid-friendly...so they actually pay attention
❤️ Teachers' favorite ways to use these lessons:❤️
- Whole group lessons to introduce and practice topics
- Whole group interactive activity with your class
- Assign in Google™ Classroom for independent practice
- Use as a digital math center during Guided Math
What's Included:
- Lesson 1: Comparisons to Equations
- Lesson 2: Equations to Comparisons
- Lesson 3: Comparisons When Given the Product
These slides go along with this Guided Math unit.
Want to SAVE the most?
FAQ:
How do I access the digital/interactive version?
Inside the pdf is a link you will click that will give you a copy of the interactive Google Slides™ version. The digital lesson is prepped and ready to be assigned to your students. (Editable boxes are ready for students to type and moveable objects are loaded on the slides.) The answer key is located in the PDF.
©Thrifty in Third Grade
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
