Small Groups Big Learning

I use this sheet as a way for students to make up missed problems on tests. In my self-contained regular education 8th grade class, I find that if students have the opportunity to make up missed problems, they really learn a lot. I require my students to write the number of the problem they missed, the new correct answer, and explain their mistake.

This product contains slides with subitizing dots from 1-10. It starts with 1-5 in order, showing a couple different configurations for each number. Then the numbers 1-5 are random. It then builds to 6-10 in order, and then 6-10 random. This presentation is fully editable. You can change the colors, size, move the dots around, adjust the timing, etc. Make it work for your students. This can be used as a daily fluency activity to help your students more quickly identify how many dots they