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Back to School Quiz What Kind of Math Student Are You Math Icebreaker Community
A fun, no-prep math personality quiz that gets 3rd graders reflecting on how they think about math — building community while launching a growth mindset on day one. Break the ice on the first day with this engaging math personality quiz! Students answer 5 multiple-choice questions about their learning style, then tally their letters to discover which of four Math Personality Types they are. This activity builds classroom community, helps teachers understand student mindset, and opens up meaning
2nd - 4th
Other (Math)
Traffic Light Formative Assessment Poster
The posters are a great formative assessment tool so that teachers are able to assess student knowledge and understanding of the topic and/or instructions. These posters are accessible around the classroom so that the cards can be used during instructional teaching or whilst students are at their desks. Enjoy!
K - 7th
Literature, Other (Math)
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Emoji Exit Ticket
This is used as a very easy way to get a formative assessment of students as they are leaving your class, plus it is emoji and kids love it.
Not Specific
Other (ELA), Other (Math)
ST Math Data Tracker Puzzle or Journey Progress Jiji
Do you need a way for your students to track what percentage of puzzles or what percentage of their journey they have done? This resource has been very successful in my classroom to motivate students to track their progress. You can print this as one sheet or two to a page for a smaller tracker. Students keep this in their journals, folders, or desks and each morning I go through the puzzle progress and students color to the percent they are at. It's fast, easy, and effective!
1st - 4th
Numbers, Other (Math), Place Value
Teacher Guide for Student Thinking FREEBIE
Want students doing more of the thinking instead of waiting for answers? This FREE teacher-facing guide helps educators shift from “doing the thinking for students” to creating classrooms where students actively reason, discuss, explain, and problem-solve. Provides practical instructional moves that support: ⚡ inquiry-based instruction ⚡ student discourse ⚡ productive struggle ⚡ curiosity-driven learning ⚡ deeper student thinking 🧠 What’s Included:1 visual teacher guide/reference toolFull
3rd - 12th
General Science, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
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