Description
This complete integer lesson will help you introduce integers to your students in a fun way. It includes a movement activity, game, and more.
Includes:
*Inquiry Activity
*Lesson & Vocabulary Cards
*Notes: interactive journal
*Movement Activity: Quiz Quiz Trade
*Practice: Math Menu
*Exit Ticket
*Homework
Lesson outline:
1. Inquiry: The inquiry activity is a great way to pre-assess students on the topic covered in the lesson that day. This is also a hands-on way to get students thinking about the upcoming topic and discussing what they already know with their peers.
2. Lesson and Notes: With interactive journal notes and visuals, this direct teach portion of the lesson, will explain and teach the standard of the day.
3. Word Wall and poster: These anchors of support will help your students remember the topic.
4. Movement: During movement, students practice a part of the day’s lesson while also incorporating movement to give students a brain break during class.
5. Practice and Stations: At this point in the lesson, students will practice what they learned either independently, in a group, or with a partner.
6. Exit Ticket: Use the exit ticket to assess your students’ understanding of the lesson at the end of class.
7. Homework: Extra practice for students to continue at home.
Now includes the new TPT Digital option that adds an interactive layer to the original PDF. You can assign to your students through TPT in Google Classroom, and students can complete and color the activity on a device and turn it in online.
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Highlights
Description
This complete integer lesson will help you introduce integers to your students in a fun way. It includes a movement activity, game, and more.
Includes:
*Inquiry Activity
*Lesson & Vocabulary Cards
*Notes: interactive journal
*Movement Activity: Quiz Quiz Trade
*Practice: Math Menu
*Exit Ticket
*Homework
Lesson outline:
1. Inquiry: The inquiry activity is a great way to pre-assess students on the topic covered in the lesson that day. This is also a hands-on way to get students thinking about the upcoming topic and discussing what they already know with their peers.
2. Lesson and Notes: With interactive journal notes and visuals, this direct teach portion of the lesson, will explain and teach the standard of the day.
3. Word Wall and poster: These anchors of support will help your students remember the topic.
4. Movement: During movement, students practice a part of the day’s lesson while also incorporating movement to give students a brain break during class.
5. Practice and Stations: At this point in the lesson, students will practice what they learned either independently, in a group, or with a partner.
6. Exit Ticket: Use the exit ticket to assess your students’ understanding of the lesson at the end of class.
7. Homework: Extra practice for students to continue at home.
Now includes the new TPT Digital option that adds an interactive layer to the original PDF. You can assign to your students through TPT in Google Classroom, and students can complete and color the activity on a device and turn it in online.
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