Mrs Baker Math

Are your students ready to solve systems of equations by graphing, substitution, and elimination ALL BY THEMSELVES!? If you answered no, then you are right with me! Sometimes students need an example to look at while they try their own, or students need to see and analyze common errors. This can be used as a "we do" then "you do" activity. This is a great activity to promote discourse in your math classroom. Students compare their own reasoning to another “student” and then apply their knowl

These self checking practice puzzles are perfect for small group or independent practice. Students will use the numbers 0-9, each one time, to answer each question. You could cut out 10 foam squares and write 0-9 on each so students can see when they have already used a number and see which ones are left. This also allows students to easily fix a mistake without having to erase. This activity is Low Entry High Ceiling because students have options to test out and the answers are limited to 0-9,

These self checking practice puzzles are perfect for small group or independent practice. Students will use the numbers 0-9, each one time, to answer each question. You could cut out 10 foam squares and write 0-9 on each so students can see when they have already used a number and see which ones are left. This also allows students to easily fix a mistake without having to erase. This activity is Low Entry High Ceiling because students have options to test out and the answers are limited to 0-9,