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Segment Addition Postulate Exploration! Geometry practice for grades 8-12. Promote student analytical thinking through an inductive approach to the segment addition postulate! Segment Addition Postulate Exploration is a great introduction to the segment addition postulate and can help in scaffolding this concept for students who need concrete, hands-on examples. Each student will take one piece of uncooked spaghetti and will follow the instructions on the activity sheet with a ruler and penc

The Formal Assessment Bundle can be used in any subject area from grades 4-12, higher education, and homeschooling. The bundle includes activities and forms to help students receive quick efficient feedback, to process their performance on quizzes and tests, and to help them learn from mistakes made on tests and quizzes through group work and collaboration. The activities included in this bundle can also be purchased separately in the Mathspiration store. If you are interested in only one or

Group Test/Quiz Corrections for grade levels 4-12, homeschooling, and higher education. This activity is included in the Formal Assessment Bundle Help students to learn from mistakes on quizzes and tests by working in small groups to make corrections. The purpose of group corrections is for students to discuss problems that most or all of the group members missed, to help members of the group understand the solution, and to present to the class how to correctly complete a selected problem. Te

The Test Correction Form for grades 3-12, adult education, and homeschool can also be found in the Formal Assessment Bundle. If you are looking for a way to get students to learn from their mistakes, take ownership of their learning, analyze and critique their own work, and require them to learn material even if the test is over, then this test correction form is one way to do it. Use this form to help students analyze and re-try incorrect answers from graded tests. You can make this a requir

Create Your Own My Favorite No! Promote class discussion and student's analytical thinking while practicing any recently taught concept in any subject area! Create Your Own My Favorite No! is an activity that can be used as a warm-up, or as an exit ticket/closure activity. Each student will complete a problem/question on a printable card based on the lesson you taught that day or recently. The teacher will choose their favorite incorrect answer (keeping the selected student a secret) by copyin