Since Easter is in March this year, we have to kind of mix St. Patrick's Day AND Easter stuff. I made a unit that has 6 math games that are easy to prepare and the kids will love them! You need some plastic eggs, a copy of the games and a copy of the answer sheets and you are ready to reinforce those math skills that you have been teaching all year long! The unit covers three digit addition and subtraction, counting money, odd and even, time to 5 minutes and counting base 10 blocks to 1000. The entire unit looks like this:
I've included one of the games for you here for FREE! Click
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What do you all like to do with your kids at Easter? I'd love some new ideas!
Hopping to Easter!
Sharon
Asking questions with a yes/no answer can be the starting point of a good discussions, but only if there is a follow-up question that calls for explanation or substantiation. Otherwise, yes/no questions tend to be conversations-stoppers. By the same token, discussions can stall if the instructor's essay writer questions are overly leading, i.e., if there is clearly an answer the instructor wants, and the students' task is simply to guess it, rather than to think for himself.
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