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H.O.T. Math Questions for Elementary

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20 H.O.T. Questions per grade (K-2) These higher order thinking questions can be used to get students thinking about and discussing math concepts. Use to introduce a topic or get students to think deeper about math concepts. Open-ended questions with more than one answer and no clear cut way to solve the problem are great ways to get students to think critically.

K - 2nd

Math

Shapes Flash Cards, Centers, Montessori, Classroom, Bulletin Board, Imagination

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Lily and Threads Illustration

These Montessori shape flash cards make a great educational tool for your TK, Kindergarten, Preschool, or Homeschool classroom to help assist in educating your child or others on shapes! Can be used as classroom decor, on your bulletin board, or during Center Stations or for core imagination building! - Triangle - Hexagon - Rectangle - Octagon - Cross - Pentagon - Diamond - Star - Circle - Square - Heart - Oval Offered in two sizes: •3.5” x 4.5” (four flash cards to an 8.5” x 11” sheet) •8.5”

PreK - 1st

Geometry, Graphic Arts

CCSS

K.G.A.1

, K.G.A.2

, K.G.A.3

6th Grade Math Spiral Review Word Problems Google Slides Middle School Story Fun

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Peas in a Pod

Daily Word Problems for 6th Grade! Do you need a variety of engaging word problems to keep your 6th grader’s to use as a math spiral review? You came to the right place! Here are 32 days worth of 6th grade word problems that cover adding fractions, decimals, percent, positive & negative integers, and probability. There’s no need to run copies! Just project these prompts on your whiteboard, or students can access the problems themselves via Google Drive and write their answers in their notebook

6th

Decimals, Fractions, Other (Math)

CCSS

6.SP.A.1

, 6.NS.A.1

, 6.NS.B.2

Incremental Rehearsal made Easy with Google Sheets to Google Slides

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Emily Laidlaw

Dr. Matt Burns uses an incremental rehearsal protocol to practice to automaticity. The protocol can be used for any thing you want learned to automaticity - including words or math facts or graphemes or state capitals, it doesn't matter. I show how I use a Google Sheets™️ file to create the slide deck to simplify the process. This Google Sheets™️ file will take your list of known facts (words, graphemes, math facts, short phrases, etc.) and a target fact and creates a slide deck. You don'

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Basic Operations, Science of Reading, Sight Words