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Higher education word problems classroom forms
Modal Auxiliary Words Flashcards for Teachers, Montessori and Homeschooling
What are the modals for teaching?These include can, will, must, ought to, may, would, could, should and shall. It can be tricky when attempting to get the message of these particular verbs across to the student or child, so it is important to plan the class carefully. These flashcards will help make teaching modal verbs easier.We have 7 main uses for modal verbs:Ability (e.g. can/could)Requests (e.g. would/could)Necessity (e.g. must/have to)Advisability (e.g. should/ought to)Expectations (e.g. s
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Eureka Smart Notebook Template
In Eureka math's lessons, every lesson has the same componets--Fluency, objective, concept development, DOL, problem set and student debrief. In my district we are required to have the title at the top of every page with the number of minutes we spend in each section.
I got frustrated creating that every time so I created this template that has every section color coded. All I do now is open it, save it as a new file and make my lesson in the template. I never have to worry about titling sectio
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Picture Problem Solving
This handout/worksheet gives students steps to solving a problem including a picture box in which they can draw a picture to show their understanding of the problem. The key steps in problem solving are in boldface print.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Accountable Math Talk Sentence Starters
This resource is meant for each table or pair to have. It covers most scenarios for a math classroom, and allows students to practice thinking and talking like scholars!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Word/Story Problem Format Gr 4 $0
In Grade 4 students use models and templates for writing. This unit is about reading word problems and writing solutions. It explains the difference between the Who? What? When? Where? How? of the news report format and the If-Then-Go-So pattern of problem solving. This format is expanded in later grades and acts as a foundation for expository writing (essays) of all sorts. It is the pivot on which Science, Math and English are Core Subjects.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Problem Solving Guide
Are you tired of students rushing through word problems? Want to make them think about the problem and how they will solve them? This guide is designed to slow students down and make them think about the problem! Complete with a list of strategies for them to choose from, and built in questions that every student should ask themselves after answering any question!
Great to use with any of my homework assignments!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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