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March 12, 2018 by Alexis

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A student gave this to me the week before schools

A student gave this to me the week before schools shut down last March. We had no idea what was coming. I haven’t taught students in person since then. I’m posting again because I need all the motivation to finish this school year teaching online. I really miss teaching kids in person. That’s all.

⬇️ Easy Math Game Idea -students spread out

⬇️ Easy Math Game Idea

-students spread out their pattern blocks and the teacher does the same
-teacher describes a shape or shapes (ex. Find a shape with four sides, or find the blue rhombus, or hold up shapes that make 7 sides all together)
- students / teacher hold up the shape or shapes that were described.
- if a student holds it up first, the class gets a point / if I hold it up first, the teacher gets a point.

My students have loved playing this game. I like that it keeps them engaged, and that I get some valuable info about what my students know. Also, you should know that you’re playing against the entire class. The first time we played, I took it pretty easy on them and slowly grabbed the shapes. The next time, they actually beat me! They were so fast! 🤣

⛸ Ice Breaker is definitely a book you’ll want

⛸ Ice Breaker is definitely a book you’ll want to share with your students. Ice Breaker tells the story of Mabel Fairbanks who broke down color barriers in figure skating. Despite Mabel’s talent and hard work, she was still denied the opportunity to compete for an Olympic gold medal because of the color of her skin. Mabel became a coach, mentor, and advocate for equality in skating. She was the first Black women to be inducted into the U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Fame.

Grateful for this guy today, and every day! 💗 W

Grateful for this guy today, and every day! 💗 We “celebrated” with Chuy’s last night 🌮 and 🍕 for lunch today. We might go crazy and get 🍦 tonight. I mean Valentine’s Day is about the food right?!

💗❤️ so many possibilities! We explored this

💗❤️ so many possibilities! We explored this math problem in one of our live Meets today. Students worked independently and shared out at the end. We’ve been working hard to challenge our brains 🧠 and solve these types of problems in multiple ways. Some students were working on counting one to one, others were working on persevering and working the entire time, and others were working on writing number sentences.

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