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Kindergarten algebra student councils for ActiveInspire Flipchart

NWEA MAP PRIMARY Kindergarten Rit 130-170

Created by

- RIT 130-170 with 80 pages -MAP PRIMARY Kindergarten Promethan Boards (activinspire)Only works with Promethean Board Activinspire software***UPDATED 04/06/17***When it is time to take the NWEA MAP Primary test my students and I are always worried, but not anymore. I have developed an Activboard flipchart to help my Kindergarten students prepare. This comprehensive flipchart mimics the types of questions on the test as well as list the RIT score for each question. You will know what strand of

Subjects:

Algebra, Geometry, Math

Grades:

K - 1st

Types:

Assessment, Activboard Activities

Algebra Tiles

Created by

Jaquelyn Wolford

This is an ActivInspire flipchart for interactive algebra tiles. There are 3 mats for use with the tiles - an integer mat that can be used for adding, subtracting, and multiplying algebra tiles, an equation mat, and a product mat that can be used for multiplying and factoring polynomials.

Subjects:

Algebra, Arithmetic, Math

Grades:

K - 10th

Types:

Activboard Activities, Centers

EUREKA MATH Module 2 Topic A Part 1

Created by

For The Love of First Grade

This flipchart is for Module 2, Topic A Lessons 1-5. Best for first grade. Follows Eureka Math. Must have ActivInspire to open.

Subjects:

Algebra, Basic Operations, Math

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

Activboard Activities

Kindergarten Computerize Test Prep

Created by

Heather Swinder

This interactive Active Inspire activity prepares students for computerized assessments such as MAP. The questions are based on common core standards that are covered throughout the kindergarten school year. Each question and answer choices are read aloud to students.

Subjects:

Algebra, Math Test Prep, Numbers

Grades:

Types:

Interactive Whiteboard, Activboard Activities, Centers

Addition Strategies for ActivInspire

Created by

Teaching and learning with Ms Payne

I am a kindergarten teacher and I am very passionate about letting my students use the smartboard for center time. However, when I was looking for flipcharts that were simple enough for them to use I couldn’t find much. So like all teachers when you can’t find it, you must make it! I wanted to create a flipchart that they could use while I am pulling small groups and didn’t have to be interrupted if they wanted to do a different strategy. This flipchart is easy enough for them to use without the

Subjects:

Algebra, Basic Operations, Numbers

Grades:

Types:

Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Centers

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