Chad Morris

This is a workbook that your students can complete as they cut and eat mini pizzas that they have made. This is an easily amendable workbook that is applicable for many different grades and levels of ability. At the end of the workbook, there is also a short survey slip, so that you can gather data on your student's satisfaction of the lesson. My kids loved it! I hope yours do too!

This workbook introduces the topics of multiplication and division and takes into account learners that are coping with learning difficulties and disabilities. The questions and situations are colourful and contextualised to assist with engagement. At 21 pages in length, this would stretch over a few lessons or be an acceptable homework assignment. My learners always enjoy this workbook and I find it is a good way to start the year and gauge previously learned knowledge.

Learner satisfaction and self-reflection is an essential part of learning that is easy to overlook when our days are crazy and rushed. These simple survey slips will help you and your students in two ways. First, it gives the learners an opportunity to reflect on the lesson, their level of enjoyment, and what they learned. Second, it gives you a chance to collect valuable satisfaction and comprehension data, which will help to improve your practice! This resource is suitable for all ages and