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Try This: End Your Small Group with "How Do You Know?"
You ran your Launch, your Problem Solver, or your game with your small group. Now, how do you close it?
Try This: Go Deeper in Small Group with a Math Game
Once your small group has a clear focus, games are one of the fastest ways to get more reps of a skill without it feeling like a worksheet. The right game keeps kids reasoning, not just answering, because they have to think about the relationship between numbers, not just recall a fac …
Try This: Start Math Menu with Games They'll Want to Play
If you're kicking off Math Menu for the first time this year, don't start with everything at once. Start with games. It's one of the lowest-lift entry points: a quick one-time print-and-cut for the deck, then no more prep needed all year. Your students already love game time, and once …
Try This: Find the Right Math Game for Any Concept
Planning your math menu and need a game that reinforces a specific concept and keeps students engaged?
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