The inner circle students were equipped with tens rods, boards, and markers, while the outer circle students rotated clockwise to ensure a great variety in problems and partnerships. Students were able to solve the problems on their white boards while also tactilely manipulating the answers through the use of their tens rods.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Math Partner Practice
This afternoon we had a productive Math activity where the students rotated opposite directions in two concentric circles while practicing double- digit subtraction problems on their white boards.
The inner circle students were equipped with tens rods, boards, and markers, while the outer circle students rotated clockwise to ensure a great variety in problems and partnerships. Students were able to solve the problems on their white boards while also tactilely manipulating the answers through the use of their tens rods.
The inner circle students were equipped with tens rods, boards, and markers, while the outer circle students rotated clockwise to ensure a great variety in problems and partnerships. Students were able to solve the problems on their white boards while also tactilely manipulating the answers through the use of their tens rods.
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