Differentiating All Learning

Do you want to motivate your students to continue to practice their basic multiplication skills and strategies over the Thanksgiving/Fall vacation? Here is a simple, no prep activity that students can do at home! Skills:-count by 2s: use double facts -count by 3s: use repeated addition -count by 4s: double, then double again -count by 5s: skip count! -count by 6s: count by 5s, then add one more -count by 7s: count by 5s, then add a double -count by 8s: double, double, and double once more -count

How do you know if your students successfully grasp a new concept? In second grade, students must master basic number concepts, such as even and odd numbers, place value, and skip counting, prior to learning new skills. These math exit tickets should be distributed shortly after a lesson is taught in order to assess if independent work should be assigned. If a concept has not yet been mastered, differentiated instruction must be implemented! 2nd Grade GoMath SeriesThese exit tickets for math

Do you want to motivate your students to continue to practice their basic addition and subtraction skills over the Thanksgiving/Fall vacation? Here is a simple, no prep activity that students can do at home! Skills:-help measure and make a recipe -practice addition and subtraction flash cards -play a math game on the computer -roll a dice and double the number, add to find the sum, subtract to find the difference -group items to skip count by 10 -use a deck of cards to find the bigger number