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Growth Mindset in Math Journal - Printable and Digital
By the time your students get to you their math mindset may have already been formed. Having a growth mindset in math is so important for students to be successful. This Math Mindset Journal includes a printable and digital version for Google Slides - perfect for distance learning or paperless classrooms! The journal will provide you with prompts to get your students reflecting on their mindset and will motivate them to see themselves as learners who are capable of doing math. This product inclu
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Social Emotional Learning Skills in Math
Indiana Standards ~ 7th and 8th Grade Math
Indiana Standards ~ 7th and 8th Grade Math Bundle This is the 7th and 8th Grade Math standards only. Clipart and no clipart are available with Math title cards.You will love having these on display to show your students what they are working on!
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7th - 8th
Guided Math Rubric Self-Assessment for Implementation
This is a Guided Math Self-Assessment Implementation Rubric that can be used by teachers or math specialists to evaluate the implementation of Guided Math within a classroom. This rubric aligns with the book Guided Math - A Framework for Mathematics Instruction by Laney Sammons and is a great way to evaluate where teachers are in the implementaiton of Guided Math. After using the self-assessment rubric, teachers can set goals to better implement Guided Math within their classroom.
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PreK - 8th
Guided Math Workshop Implementation Rubric
Great for math coaches or administrators! Teachers can use this to rate their implementation of math workshop. All seven componets can be rated to see what math teaching areas are strengths and what needs to be improved.
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K - 8th, Staff
New Ontario Math Curriculum: Comparison Shopping Task for Financial Literacy
At a loss for authentic activities to use with the new Ontario Mathematics Curriculum? Here is a great comparison shopping task that anyone can use. Students learn life skills like creating a grocery list, recording prices, adding money, using internet or junk mail flyers to shop, and how to compare the costs between two stores. Encourages critical thinking, independence and financial literacy all in one fun and engaging, hands-on activity.Using everyday life skills and money knowledge skills, s
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3rd - 9th
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