How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Mar 26, 2008
I teach multi-age 1st-3rd in a small independent school. My
span of grades and developmental levels has made me *very*
flexible this year!
Right now I'm looking for a "quick and easy" resource -- if
one exists -- to help me with my math planning, which is
bogging me down. I use small group instruction for my math
workshop so I can accommodate all of my levels. I am trying
to use more "math task" types of activities for my students,
so they are not only doing workbooks or playing math games
when they're not in a group.
The problem is, I don't have time to come up with that many
math tasks all of the time! But I can't seem to find a book
or website out there that can help. I guess what I'm really
looking for are extension activities that students can
complete independently or with a partner...one day or
multiple days...not just solving a word problem but
something a little more involved.
Does a...See More
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I teach a multiage as well (3-4) but developmental span probably 2nd-6th.
I have a book by Marilyn Burns that is out of print but available used on Amazon
called "The good time math event book" Each page is an "event" which can be
copied and given to a kid. There is also a worksheet to go with it. The activ...See More