Scoot Games

I love SCOOT! games so much, and so do my students.  The idea is that each student starts with one card from the set in front of them.  The teacher gives them about a minute to answer the question on a recording sheet, then yells, "Scoot!"  When yelled, all students stand and move over one spot to do the next question.  They keep going until they are done all the cards. 

Because I have a split grade class, and only five students in grade 4, we don't play in the traditional way.  We tried once, but my lower student struggled and got frustrated at not haivng enough time to complete the questions, while the faster students were done and getting bored with waiting to move.  So instead, I either put the cards all over the room and they have to find and answer them, or I throw them all over the rug at the front of the class and they go at it.  This works well, because once the faster students are done, they know to go and do our Math Build Stations, so no one is waiting around for something to do.

                        

 

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QR Codes!

Here is the QR Code Time Word Problems I was bragging about earlier.  Seriously, so fun to make!  I need more ideas of products to make with these!

 

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Oh me, oh my...

Monday, and though my head is hurting and it's technically dinner time, I just want to show off the math resources I've recently created and put in my TPT store.

Because my class is working on Time with the student teacher, I created a batch of Time focused games.

This one is matching the clock to the digital and written time to the hour:

   

This one is matching the clock to the hour and half hour (digital and written time)

     


This one matches the time to the hour, half hour and quarter hour:

   

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