Math menu choice boards

Math menus or math choice boards are a popular way to track student processes during math workstations. One of the two main management systems for running math workstations, or guided math… More

Looking to use math menus or choice boards for math? Here are must-do and may-do math menu activities I offer in my fifth grade class.

These choice menus or choice boards are perfect for differentiating learner, engaging your early finishers, or providing additional activities for your high fliers. These choice menus cover all of the essential ELA and math CCSS. Additionally, there are boards for science, social studies, and health topics.

Base Ten Choice Board

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Choice boards are perfect to use as a choice menu of tasks you want your students to complete during the day. Choice boards are perfect for station time to ensure your students are busy so that you can pull small groups for instruction in reading or math.

Tic-Tac-Toe Choice Menu: Novel Study (grades 6-12) Directions: Start with number 5 and then make two other choices to make your tic-tac-toe. (**Teachers: >>> CLICK HERE to Make a Copy and save to your Drive.) Create a fictional interview video with the protagonist, antagonist, or author wh...

Using math menus with my students was a game-changer for me and has quickly become one of my favorite differentiation strategies, especially for my gifted students. Menus provide opportunities for my students to create products and complete activities that are not only fun but also engaging. And, using these templates makes it super easy for me to design a great menu.

I am passionate about finding ways to enrich and push those students who are ready for a challenge. This math menu includes 18 multiplication math projects. I made the product with the intent of using it as enrichment for those students who are proficient with the skill. The activities are intended to challenge them and encourage them to use their creativity to work with real life math examples. I ask my students to complete a side dish first, then an entrée and finally they can complete a…

Who doesn't love choices? I'll take the tart frozen yogurt with strawberries, kiwi, raspberries, and yogurt chips, please! Oh heck, why not ...

Students are more engaged and motivated when given choice. This post breaks down how you can use choice boards to offer choice and increase student mastery.

Place Value Math Menu - This activity can be used as math menus, a choice board, or tic-tac-toe for your students. Your second grade, third grade, or homeschool kids will love using these activities in centers or rotations. They can be used as replacement or extension activities for fast or early finishers, high achievers, gifted, or as homework. This resource for kids helps work on even and odd numbers and three-digit number skills. {Elementary math, 2nd and 3rd grade}

Yes, teachers can implement choice boards during remote learning in order to cover content while still allowing for student choice and engaging activities!

Super Bowl Squares Choice Board – Meredith Akers

Looking for a way to switch up your fast finisher activities next year? Try this ⬇ 🧮 Math Menus 🧮 With this Math Menus you can challenge your students with 20 different choices of highly engaging activities to demonstrate understanding of Place Value. They choose activities from each category: appetizers, main dish, side dishes, and dessert to "make their meal." Learn more by heading to the link in my bio --> @keepemthinking #keepemthinking

My 3rd grade ELA team has been doing amazing things lately! I've decided in order to post blogs about the great things we are doing--I must make my blogs short but meaningful! :) I am hoping that by doing this, I can blog more often! So here it goes... We are revamping the way we are doing our interventions for our kids (a blog for a different time.) Anyway, we needed some enrichment activities, without the dreaded question every week of..."what do we do now?" So we decided to create a…

This is a packet of monthly homework menus for first grade. They are an alternative to worksheets and give the students choice. There are 5 activities for each subject - Math, Reading, Motor Skills and Experiences. Students must choose 16 of the 20 activities to complete each month.

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