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Numberless Word Problems-Help teach problem solving

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Numberless Word Problems-Help teach problem solving

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https://numberlesswp.com/

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Take out the numbers to make word problems make sense Learn More Try one tomorrow Primary (K-2) Older Students Explore ready-made problems Problem Banks More Problems This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

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Splat-Helps with number sense, good warm-up game

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Splat-Helps with number sense, good warm-up game

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https://stevewyborney.com/2017/02/splat/

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Steve Wyborney's Blog: I'm on a Learning Mission.

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Welcome to Splat! You are only moments away from a VERY POWERFUL, highly interactive number sense strategy that can be used at any grade level!

This post includes 50 (fifty!) free, downloadable PowerPoint math lessons!

Watch the video, download some (or all) of the lessons, and experience what happens when you unleash this resource in your classroom!

I've been excited to click the Publish button on this post for several weeks! It's time!
UPDATE: The Fraction Splat! Series (with 20 more downloadable lessons) is now available!
After reading this blog post, take a look at THE 12 MOST POPULAR MATH STRATEGIES AND DOWNLOADS ON THIS BLOG.

Splat Through 10
How many dots are under the Splat?

Splat Through 20
How many dots are under the Splat?

Multiple Splats
(Note: Splats that are the same color must cover the same number.)
Splat 3.1 - multiple splats Splat 3.2 - multiple splats Splat 3.3 - multiple splats Splat 3.4 - multiple splats Splat 3.5 - multiple splats
Instant Multiple Splat
(Note: An additional feature of this level is the opportunity to ask, "What could the total be?")

Splat 4.1 - Instant Multiple Splats Splat 4.2 - Instant Multiple Splats Splat 4.3 - Instant Multiple Splats Splat 4.4 - Instant Multiple Splats Splat 4.5 - Instant Multiple Splats
2-Color Splat
(Splats of different colors must have different values.)

Splat 5.1 2-color Splat Splat 5.2 2-color Splat Splat 5.3 2-color Splat Splat 5.4 2-color Splat Splat 5.5 2-color Splat Splat 6.2 Instant 2-color Splat Splat 6.3 Instant 2-color Splat Splat 6.4 Instant 2-color Splat Splat 6.5 Instant 2-color Splat
Instant 2-Variable Splat
(Splats of different colors must have different values. Splats of the same color must have the same value.)
Splat 7.1 Instant 2-variable Splat Splat 7.2 Instant 2-variable Splat Splat 7.3 Instant 2-variable Splat Splat 7.4 Instant 2-variable Splat Splat 7.5 Instant 2-variable Splat
Number Splat
(Note: Only the numbers circled on the screen may be used.)
Splat 8.1 - Number Splat Splat 8.2 - Number Splat Splat 8.3 - Number Splat Splat 8.4 - Number Splat Splat 8.5 - Number Splat Splat 9.1 - Instant Number Splat Splat 9.2 - Instant Number Splat Splat 9.3 - Instant Number Splat Splat 9.4 - Instant Number Splat Splat 9.5 - Instant Number Splat
Instant Number Splat with 2 Variables
(Note: Only the numbers circled on the screen may be used, and Splats of different colors must have different values.)
Splat 10.1 - Instant 2-Variable Number Splat Splat 10.2 - Instant 2-Variable Number Splat Splat 10.3 - Instant 2-Variable Number Splat Splat 10.4 - Instant 2-Variable Number Splat Splat 10.5 - Instant 2-Variable Number Splat
NOTE: I wrote each of these lessons using PowerPoint, so I recommend playing them in PowerPoint. If you do not have PowerPoint, you may want to download the PowerPoint viewer so that you can play the lessons.

UPDATE: The Fraction Splat! Series (with 20 more downloadable lessons) is now available!
Other Posts and Resources Which May Be of Interest Tiled Area Questions The Maze Hundreds Chart
Introducing Cube Connectors
Provide Massive Space to Notice
Primary Tile Questions
3 Powerful Tile Strategies (and 40 new downloadable pages)
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I would treasure hearing about your experiences using Splat! to promote number sense in your classroom!

All my best,
Steve

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Splat! - Steve Wyborney's Blog: I'm on a Learning Mission.

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Welcome to Splat! You are only moments away from a VERY POWERFUL, highly interactive number sense strategy that can be used at any grade level!

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Helps with lesson planning and facilitating a thorough lesson 

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Helps with lesson planning and facilitating a thorough lesson 

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Printable Lesson Planning Pack by Teacher Trap.pdf

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3 act task-Helps students with problem and basic operations, as well as easy and simple to understand and use

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3 act task-Helps students with problem and basic operations, as well as easy and simple to understand and use

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https://learn.makemathmoments.com/task/just-keep-digging/

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Edu Protocol-Adaptive for all students as well different lessons and content 

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Edu Protocol-Adaptive for all students as well different lessons and content 

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https://www.ajjuliani.com/blog/how-eduprotocols-can-change-your-teaching-forever

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I distinctly remember my first week of student teaching.

I was excited to be in a real classroom, and my mentor teacher, eased me into the class, getting to know some of the students and helping him facilitate a few lessons. I was taking over on Thursday and Friday, and had been planning what I was going to do for an entire week.

I had my lesson plans all written up. My slides were created. I had notecards of key points I wanted to hit on in each lesson.

On Thursday, I got up in front of the class, and the first 5-10 minutes went well. The kids were respectfully quiet as I struggled to get them started.

Then, it started. A few kids talking in the back of the classroom. Someone asking a question that was off-topic. Another student talking when I was answering. This went on for the entire class period. By the end, I was exhausted. I had done most of the talking. I had spent most of the time trying to wrangle the students into paying attention, and I was worried about doing the whole thing over again on Friday.

My cooperating teacher had a conversation with me at the end of the day. He just said, "Hey, here are a few things I do at the beginning and end of class that work well, try them out tomorrow."

I took his advice, and the beginning of Friday's class went much smoother than anticipated. The kids were doing a quick think-pair-share to warm-up and then we discussed a bit as a class before moving into another activity. At the end of the class, we used his reflection technique that the kids were used to and it brought everything together nicely. I was beaming afterward and couldn't thank him enough.

Flash forward two decades of being an educator later, and I still remember the lesson from that first week of student teaching: Find out what works, and do more of it!

This is why I got so excited when I first heard about a series of lesson frames and instructional strategies that married best practices with Edtech. I firmly believe these frames and strategies can change your teaching forever, much like that lesson I learned in my first-week teaching impacted my entire career.

As, co-author and recent guest on our Backwards Podcast, Jon Corippo states, "This is a bold statement, but one we can back up!" He, of course, is talking about Eduprotocols.

EduProtocols are instructional lesson frames that are designed to engage students in learning through critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity.

EduProtocols can be used with any subject, any grade level, kindergarten through adult.

Jon Corippo is a co-author along with Marlena Hebern of The Eduprotocols Field Guide 1 & 2. In this episode, we talk about how you can change your teaching forever, and impact student learning with Eduprotocols.

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How Eduprotocols Can Change Your Teaching Forever - A.J. Juliani

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I distinctly remember my first week of student teaching. I was excited to be in a real classroom, and my mentor teacher, eased me into the class, getting to know some of the students and helping him facilitate a few lessons.

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Mathigon- Allows for students to explore different tools and functions, as well as allow for a smoother easier to understand class

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Mathigon- Allows for students to explore different tools and functions, as well as allow for a smoother easier to understand class

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https://mathigon.org/polypad

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Subitizing Slides-Helps with pattern recognition and fact fluency, good warm-up

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Subitizing Slides-Helps with pattern recognition and fact fluency, good warm-up

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WpVlnPOfR6x7rwyIRYESdbD9xKWUboRQ/edit#slide=id.p1

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EGroO95CadbQfy00rawl1b0UgbjW72UD/view

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https://padlet.com/dashboard