Description
Print, Cut and Go
This set of cards provides a fun way to review the basics of integer operations. Students sort the provided cards onto the mats labeled Turtle of Truth or The Lizard of Lies. There are 45 cards to sort in this activity and allow for a quick way to identify misunderstandings about integer operations. You can have multiple groups working with differing number of cards based on IEPs or skills. You could also do this activity multiple times, adding more cards the second time you use them.
This is a quick activity to set up; it’s also versatile. It can be used as a station. Just print the cards and mats out. Cut the cards out. Personally, I would laminate these. Put everything on the station’s table. Another option is to print enough of these to set pairs or small groups and allow students to work collaboratively. I think these would be great for a co-teacher to use as an aid for small group instruction.
Basic Integer Operations Truth or Lies: Activity/Station/Task Cards
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Description
Print, Cut and Go
This set of cards provides a fun way to review the basics of integer operations. Students sort the provided cards onto the mats labeled Turtle of Truth or The Lizard of Lies. There are 45 cards to sort in this activity and allow for a quick way to identify misunderstandings about integer operations. You can have multiple groups working with differing number of cards based on IEPs or skills. You could also do this activity multiple times, adding more cards the second time you use them.
This is a quick activity to set up; it’s also versatile. It can be used as a station. Just print the cards and mats out. Cut the cards out. Personally, I would laminate these. Put everything on the station’s table. Another option is to print enough of these to set pairs or small groups and allow students to work collaboratively. I think these would be great for a co-teacher to use as an aid for small group instruction.


