Vicki Burkhart

Are you making accommodations for students in need and want a way to record it? Do you need ideas for accommodations for students in need and don't want to read a pile of books? These are my favorite accommodations to use with students in a simple tracking form!

Students will match functions with a description and a graph.

This is a memory match game to help students remember the names of different types of functions. It can be a lot of help with the vocabulary of parent functions.

To be prepared for the AP Test students have to have some skills down cold. These basic derivative skills are things that students should be able to get through in a minute, maybe two. You can give these tests every week or so and students can track their progress in getting faster.

When students are first learning the Think-Pair-Compare model it can take some time before the process becomes habit. These recording forms can add an element of accountability and help to structure the activity to build good habits.

Are you struggling to have students engage in authentic discourse in your classroom? These reminders are an easy way to help students remember the best practices for successful discourse.