Bailey Sturdy

These problems ask students to solve a problem, find the error, explain the error and therefore decide who was correct! Each problem targets a misconception in mathematical thinking. By identifying and explaining the error, the misconceptions second graders often have should be addressed and rectified. This is a sample of 3 problems from the larger resource, which is available for 2nd and 3rd grade! Students need some intervention before they'll be successful with this activity? Try One Step

Have fun weighing and comparing objects with this center activity. There are 2 versions: one asks students to weigh their chosen objects in grams. The other leaves the units open, for use with nonstandard units, like paperclips or bears. The 3-page assessment has an answer key included. Use the first page as a quick check, or print the whole thing for an end of unit assessment! Enjoy!

Have fun practicing graphing with this roll and graph center. It is differentiated, with 3 versions. The first page has simpler questions and the title of the graph is already provided. The second version needs both labels and a title, and the questions are slightly harder. The final version also need labels and a title, and it ends with a 2-step question. Enjoy!