Happy Thursday Ya'll!
Today I'm home resting from my surgery yesterday. Why is it when you're at the hospital you look terrible? So crazy, but I try to always keep it real with my blog visitors and followers. Today is a new day and I'm thankful for the opportunity! This afternoon has been uncomfortable, but tolerable so I could blog, create, and organize digital items.
That being said, I've created a list of math review Kahoot games I use in my classroom each week to continue to spiral skills previously taught. The kids are obsessed with the games and are disappointed on days I just couldn't find the time to set up a new review game. My adminstrators love the level of student engagement my class has each day in math. In fact, our hallway knows when we are playing Kahoot, because the energy is off the chain!! If you haven't played Kahoot with your kids you really should! Click on the Kahoot picture above to take you to the website. You can even track student understanding with the data reports. Doesn't everybody like easy data to drive instruction?! I honestly think that's the coolest part of Kahoot. I use the data to have math conferences with my students and/or teach small group remediation lessons if needed. If you are needing/wanting to use math spiral review in your classroom, but don't have the time to create it for yourself, please help yourself to the list of games I've created for you to use. Check back weekly, because I will continue to add to the list. If you use the links, please comment letting me know your thoughts. Kahoot is free and can be used in teams if you don't have very much technology in your classroom. You can use iPads, Computers, and smart phones to play the games. To grab your free copy of the math review links, click the picture above. Remember, it will be an ongoing list so check back often! Thanks for stopping by! Until next time...
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
Monday, April 8, 2013
I'm Back with a QR code Fraction Review Freebie-Common Core NF.6 and NF.7!
Hello Everyone!
I'm back with another freebie. I took the past week off to enjoy our spring break with friends and family. We didn't do much...just shop, play, and run a 10K! The 10K was my first ever 10K race and we had so much fun in Charleston, SC. I'm now continuing my training to run a half marathon at the beginning of summer. Running has been a much needed way to take a break from the classroom and mommy/wife duties. If you don't run, I highly recommend you trying it out...you may surprise yourself!
I would love any suggestions on other ways you have students review math concepts. I'm new to the testing grades and appreciate any and all suggestions. Have a fantastic week!
~Amanda :)))

I'm back with another freebie. I took the past week off to enjoy our spring break with friends and family. We didn't do much...just shop, play, and run a 10K! The 10K was my first ever 10K race and we had so much fun in Charleston, SC. I'm now continuing my training to run a half marathon at the beginning of summer. Running has been a much needed way to take a break from the classroom and mommy/wife duties. If you don't run, I highly recommend you trying it out...you may surprise yourself!
| This is after the race while we enjoyed some Starbucks. I'm the one on the far left. :) |
Anyway, on with the freebie-After our last benchmark testing I was a little frustrated with the areas my children weren't as successful as I thought they could be. My frustration was the inspiration for these short review practice problems using QR codes. Like I've mentioned in previous posts, my kids LOVE the QR codes! It's like they crave them! You can get the QR code slips here for your children to practice. The directions are on the slips and it's a super quick way to assess who is understanding what. If you don't have an "i device" but would still like the practice problems you can grab the actual sheets here: NF6 Sheet, NF7 Sheet, Combination Sheet The QR slips will take you to the same document, but it's more interactive for the children if they can write on the picture to solve math problems.
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| Screen shot of the QR code slips-Three different versions for differentiation or multiple center use. |
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| Screen shot of the recording practice sheet the QR code will take students to. |
~Amanda :)))
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