Differentiating All Learning

Do you have a data-driven classroom? Do you want one? Collecting and analyzing data on student performance allows you to create and implement effective lessons on a daily basis. Try using exit tickets today!In second grade, students must master number and operations in base ten, operations and algebraic thinking, measurement and data, as well as geometry concepts, by the end of the year. These math exit tickets should be distributed shortly after a lesson is taught in order to assess if inde

Let's go on a letter and sound scavenger hunt! Kindergarten, first grade, and even second grade students can use these super cute digital and printable scavenger hunt lists to find items around their classroom, school, or their home, all related to letters and their sounds! This product comes in both color and black and white. There are 20 digital and printable scavenger hunts, so students can participate in a variety of phonics activities throughout the whole year! Concepts Included:consonant

Do you have a data-driven classroom to ensure student success?In second grade, students must master basic number concepts, such as place value, identifying numbers in expanded, standard, and word forms, comparing numbers, and mentally adding and subtracting 10 and 100, 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 instr

Do you know if your students have mastered the crucial skills of money and time?In second grade, students must be proficient in concepts related to money and time, such as identifying coins, skip counting by 1s, 5s, 10s and 25s, telling time to the nearest hour, half hour, and minute, as well as solving word problems, 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 concep

Do your students have the prerequisite skills to move forward within the curriculum?In second grade, students must master basic facts and relationships, such as double facts, making a ten to add and subtract, the relationship between addition and subtraction, adding three sums, and solving word problems, 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

Don't trick your students, give them this treat! This Halloween themed worksheet will engage your students to segment sounds, and discriminate the vowel sounds. Have your young learners practice stretching out their words to differentiate between the five vowel sounds (short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u).

Are your students ready to practice and master 3-digit addition and subtraction?In second grade, students must be proficient in both addition and subtraction, such as solving 3-digit numerical and word problems, 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 ex

Are your students mastering the early concepts of geometry and fractions?In second grade, students must master concepts related to geometry and fractions, such as identifying and describing 3-dimensional shapes by the number of faces, edges, and vertices, identifying and describing 2-dimensional shapes by the number of sides, angles, and vertices, partitioning rectangles into rows and columns, as well as partitioning shapes into two, three, or four equal parts to represent halves, thirds

Do you have the data to prove that your students have mastered the skills of measuring length in metric units?In second grade, students must be proficient in concepts related to measuring, such as measuring in centimeters and meters, using a tiles, rulers, and meter sticks, as well as solving word problems and representing data, 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.

Do you have the data to drive your instruction for solving for 2-digit subtraction?In second grade, students must be proficient in subtraction, such as 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit subtraction with both numbers and word problems, 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 Go

Are your students prepared to learn how to solve for 2-digit addition?In second grade, students must master addition, such as 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit addition with both numbers and word problems, 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

While your students are learning data, you can also be taking data! It is easy as 1, 2, 3 ;)In second grade, students must be proficient in concepts related to data, such as frequency tables, tally graphs, picture graphs, bar graphs, as well as solving problems involving comparing data, 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, dif

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

Are you sure your students have mastered the critical skills of measuring length in customary units?In second grade, students must be proficient in concepts related to measuring, such as measuring in inches, feet, and yards, using a tiles, rulers, yardsticks, and measuring tape to measure, as well as solving word problems and representing data, 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 shou

What better way to practice colors than to go on a scavenger hunt! Young students can use this super cute & free digital and printable scavenger hunt to find colorful items around their classroom, school, or home! This product comes in both color and black and white, so students can either practice recognizing their colors or practice reading their sight words related to colors. Colors Included: redorangeyellowgreenbluepurplepinkbrownblackgraywhiteHappy * color* Hunting! Included in this p

Students can practice their sight words: I and like, while also learning and reviewing breakfast food vocabulary words. Dots are provided under each word to guide students to enhance their understanding of print concepts. There are two differentiated pages at the end of the book where students can write their own sentence filling in the pattern: I like ___.

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