ThinkMix Class Solutions

The ThinkMix™ Participation Cards are a student-proven, multi-variable system designed to solve the chronic problem of unequal participation in classrooms. Stop relying on the same three eager hands!💡 ThinkMix™ — The Data-Validated Solution for Equitable Participation, Discourse, Assessment, Grouping & Classroom Transition📦 What You Get✅ 25 editable cards curated for a middle school math classroom of 25 students, featuring googly-eyed geometric shapes. (You need to print on different colored

Rubric to easily grade bar graphs made by students. Has a 4 point scale for each of these categories: Title, Labels, Scale, Spacing between bars, Width of bars, Accuracy of graphing, Neatness. Top total score on the rubric is 28 points. I print 2 rubrics on one page and have a smaller version to staple to the students work. I always include the word version for easy editing! We all teach a little differently!

A comprehensive compilation of multiple choice questions on states of matter, including properties, phase changes and phase change diagrams. Can be used as a review or as a test.

Helps students organize the information about Solids, Liquids & Gases. (there is also a column for plasma) Has space to compare shape, volume, kinetic energy, molecular arrangement, molecular attraction, examples and special vocabulary. Some of the special vocabulary I include while teaching: rigid, viscosity, expand, fluid. Have students use the classroom resources to fill in information or can be used to organize direct teaching information. I have also had students use the BrainPop video "s

Once the general properties of solids, liquids and gases are learned by the students I use this cut & paste activity to assess their knowledge. There are 30 statements that need to be organized by solid, liquid or gas. The open statement boxes can be used as an extension for students to create their own statements. Can be used as a whole period activity or sent home as a mini-project or homework assignment. I always include the word document for easy editing. We all teach a little bit differ

Questions based on the BrainPop video: Temperature. I love Brain Pop! However, the videos are quick and the quizzes they provide are just not enough! I find it more fulfilling for students to stop and think about the content presented. I created these questions which align to the video. The questions promote higher order thinking. Sometimes I assign to watch at home as a flipped classroom assignment of for in class use with partners with iPads or laptops. BrainPop is not free, you need a pa