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This Which One Doesn't Belong supports graphing and data collection for grade 3 and grade 4. It has 22 days of WODB including bar graphs, pictographs and line plots. There are graphs of data with the similar topic and similar scales to ensure there is at least 2 possible answers for each question. There is also some that include the data collection method to match the graphs that are plotted for more Math talks. This is a great way to talk about data collection and garphs as a Math Warm-Up,

This Which One Doesn't Belong has 22 days of number sense and place value. |t includes different ways to represent numbers such as, number form, expanded form and base ten. You can use this for number talks as there is at least 2 possible answers for each page. You could also use it for bell work, math warm-ups or exit slips. You have enough pages to get you through 22 days and can mix and match them with my other WODB math products for a years worth of activities.

If you love Which One Doesn't Belong open-ended Math activities, this resource is for you. Use it for number talks to generate math discussion, morning or bell work, math warm ups, exit slips and so much more. My students really enjoy all the possible answers and participating in the discussions for WODB activities. I created 22 days for fraction WODB for you to use during your fraction unit, as review or preview of this math skill and any combination thereof. Each page has more than 2 possib

More than 200 days of Which One Doesn't Belong, for the whole year. There is more than one answer per page which allows for differentiation. These resources generate amazing math discussions. They help build number sense and mathematical thinking. Use them as math warm-ups, bell work, exit slips, centre activities or number talks. You can use them before the unit for pre-learning, during the unit for reinforcement or after the unit for review. Standards included are: -Numbers to 1000 -Patter

WODB factors and multiples will help your students practice factoring, GCF, multiples and LCM. There is about 11 pages of each to use as a warm up, bell work or review. Your students will enjoy building Math language and trying to come up with an original answer. There are several possible answers for each sheet to accommodate your diverse classroom. Answers can be from this one doesn't belong because it is in colour, to this one doesn't belong because it doesn't have a GCF of 8.

WODB is a great way for students to explore many different ways to think about Math. Get students to orally explain their reasoning or use the student template sheets to have them complete independently as a warm up or bell work. There are several different answers for each sheet, which also vary in difficulty. As long as their answer meets the WODB criteria it could range from this one is using pictures, this one is coloured, this one has different signs, the scale is different on this one,

WODB factors and multiples will help your students practice factoring, GCF, multiples and LCM. There is about 11 pages of each to use as a warm up, bell work or review. Your students will enjoy building Math language and trying to come up with an original answer. There are several possible answers for each sheet to accommodate your diverse classroom. Answers can be from this one doesn't belong because it is in colour, to this one doesn't belong because it doesn't have a GCF of 8.

WODB is great for Math warm-ups. Take 5-10 minutes and get students to orally tell you which one doesn't belong or use the student response sheets and have students do one a day for bell work. This ready to use resource is designed to save you time while building Math thinking and language skills. Each page has multiple answers for the variety of student levels in your classroom; varying from odd/even numbers, perfect square numbers, different signs, different colours and more.

Save time and money by grabbing the second bundle of WODB. There are 88 days of Math Talks or Math Warm Ups. That is more than 4 months worth of student work. Students love finding answers that are different. This resource will generate wonderful whole class discussions and concept understandings. This resource is can be used during the unit as reinforcement of the concepts or as a review later in the year to refresh. You can also use it as a daily exit slip or centre activity. Units cover

This Which One Doesn't Belong Math activity will allow your students to practice their knowledge of 3D solids and objects. If you love Which One Doesn't Belong open-ended Math activities, this resource is for you. Use it for number talks to generate math discussion, morning or bell work, math warm ups, exit slips and so much more. My students really enjoy all the possible answers and participating in the discussions for WODB activities. I created 22 days for 3D objects WODB for you to use durin

Use this Which One Doesn't Belong as a Math Warm-Up, Center Activity, Number Talk or Exit Slip. Each page has at least 2 different answers to generate critical thinking and builds on number sense. This is one thing you don't have to worry about planning each week, print and go. Use them as you are covering the unit, reviewing the unit or previewing the unit. The students love them. You can even inter-mix them to suit your classroom needs. They are a quick and efficient way to practice Math s

Grade 3 number patterns daily tasks for 22 days. This product includes 16 increasing and decreasing number patterns, including some money pictures. It also has 6 days of growing patterns and shrinking patterns. This resource is versatile and could be used as number talks, math warm-ups, introduction to patterns, review of patterns, whole group instruction and/or a centre activity. My students use WODB as a math warm-up and morning work/bell work. We enjoy all the discussion about differen

This third grade Which One Doesn't Belong math warm-up is all about time. Digital, analog, 24hour, calendar and days of the week is perfect for morning work or number talks. Each page has at least 2 possible answers to generate math conversations and explore that there is often different ways to solve Math questions. It has 22 days worth of Time questions to carry you all they way through your unit and incorporate later as a review.

This third grade math warm-up includes multiplication and division Which One Doesn't Belong. It can be used for many things such as bell work, number talks, Math Centres or mini lessons. There is 22 days worth of activities to cover your entire unit. You may choose to mix and match them with my other WODB to preview or review math skills.

Finally get all your favourite pumpkin activities in one resource. These pumpkin activities (printable) make this unit easy to set up and plan. There is Math, Reading, Writing, Art and Science. There will not be a dull moment with this resource because the learning is hands on and exploratory. Cover multiple standards and outcomes with one mini unit.

March Madness is on for Math. Students will love these thought provoking Math Talks. Use them as bell work, math warm-ups, exit slips, whole group discussions, math centres or at the teacher table. Included are 6 pages for each of the "m" math skills. - Multiplication (equal groups, repeated addition, arrays, skip counting & facts) - Measurement (linear metric, non-standard & perimeter) - Money (word form & pictures) There is multiple answers for each page to allow for differentiation.

This I Have Who Has game wil let your students practice recognizing and identifying 2D Shapes and 3D Solids. It includes edges, faces and vertices for 3D solids as well as corners and sides for 2D shapes. I also included some 2D non-polygons, irregular and regular shapes. There is enough cards for class sizes up to 32 students.

Enjoy this Valentine's Day Activity. Your students will work in groups to solve the tasks in 30 minutes. Each task focuses on different skill for your students to practice. The first activity is word syllables, the second is sequencing a short reading passage, the third is 2 and 3 digit subtraction and the fourth is number patterns. Included in some of the tasks is a secret code to get the location of your group's key. My students love these short team working challenges and it is a great

This St.Patrick's Day breakout type activity will engage your students while practicing 2 Math skills and 2 ELA skills. My students love these quick collaborative tasks. You can use it as a Lock Box activity or print and go for a themed task. Each group member must complete the task in 30 minutes or less while working with their peers. Once they show the teacher their worksheets they will receive the clue to where their key is hidden. Once open their lock, they can work together on the word

Adobe PDF Editable Game Cards can be used in a variety of ways. I use the cards with the "gameboard of the term". I use these game cards all year with my Science of Reading Centres. I pick words that focus on the skill of the week and differentiate them for my learners. I only teach how to use the game cards once. This saves so much time and builds a routine that students can do independently. In term 1, I use a Snakes and Ladders type game. In term 2, I use a Candy Land type game. In te