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Take a picture of your math strategies chart(s). Upload the picture(s) to your Google Drive. Create an 'announcement' and link the pictures from your Drive. Create a category called Math Tools and sort the post into that category. Students will be able to access these strategies any time they need help.

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Spark a discussion by using a Multiple Choice Question prompt. Ask students to respond to a topic related to an upcoming unit of study, a book they are reading, what they learned from a recent field trip or even a research project via the survey poll option. Have students log into Google Classroom to take the survey. Reveal the survey results during a morning meeting for predictions and discussions.

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Attach a Google Drawing for students to represent geometric concepts, decimals and fractions in different ways. Create a Google drawing with a prompt at the top and attach in Google Classroom so that students receive their own copy. Have students create a drawing that represents the number using the shape, line and other tools. Here are two examples: division, decimals. You can give them a few examples.. but let them explore and be creative. Challenge them to create their own drawing problems to share with the class.

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Link a Khan Academy practice page. KA has tons of math lessons and practice problems, including videos, interactive practice, etc. Khan Academy is also partnered w/Google Classroom, so you can post assignments directly from their site.

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Link Learn Zillion lesson videos directly into Google Classroom. LZ has tons of materials and lesson plans and has partnered with Google Classroom so you can post content directly from their website. (Choose a lesson you want to share & click "Quick Assign.")

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LearnZillion | Smart Curriculum. Smarter Teaching.

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Smart Curriculum. Smarter Teaching. on LearnZillion

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WOULD YOU RATHER...?

Post a "would you rather" problem as an QUESTION.  Create problems involving time, quantities, money, etc., where students have to use computational and reasoning skills to solve the problem.

For example, Would you rather be given 60% of 2 pizzas or 20% of 5 pizzas? Students have to justify their answer. Once they submit their answer, they will be able to see their classmates answers and post replies to each other. Here is a template. Visit these sites for more examples; Pinterest Examples, wouldyourathermath.com.

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Google Slides & Drawings
Attach a Google Slide presentation with a different problem on each slide where students have to use the drawing tools to answer the prompts. Make a copy for each student. Click here for a sample geometry assignment. Please feel free to make a copy.

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What was the QUESTION??
Post a solution to a problem on a Google doc and attach the doc when you create an assignment.. (make a copy for each student.) Students have to create what they think could have been the original question to the problem.