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@Scoothie_Math@MCTM_MO A8: This is my current fear/struggle. I plan to really encouraged the kids to do their “bellwork” or challenge problem with a friend or family member. I mean I give you permission to rebuttle with your sibling on a which one doesn’t belong! #MoCTMchat
Our Ss enter into tasks at different levels of confidence and understanding. Would you Rather is a great example of Low Floor - High Ceiling. Everyone can access the problem at their level and yet it can be explored & discussed at high levels of math as well. #MoCTMchat@MCTM_MO
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@Scoothie_Math@MCTM_MO A5: Oh may those negatives are all me! We work so much on this in 7th grade with rational numbers included. I can see students distributing the 3 and not -3. I can also see them distributing the -3 to the 12 and -15. #MoCTMchat
@Scoothie_Math@MCTM_MO A3: I absolutely love this question. A lot of kids tend to think they have to start their numberlines at zero. This will make for great discussion! 0, 3 1/2 #MoCTAchat
@Scoothie_Math@MCTM_MO A2: I love these! I like to do them in the hallway and have the kids create their own! I can see most kids cutting it into tenths and counting up. #MoCTMchat
@Scoothie_Math@MCTM_MO A1: Students know what to expect. When they know what is coming and can mentally prepare for them they are more likely to engage and understand. #MoCTMchat