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To encourage meaningful student discourse

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Critical thinking

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Use it for maps in social studies battles

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Reviewing concepts and making connections

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Ts can make cross curricular connections.  Great way for Ss to show vocabulary.

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Discussion and inquiry

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Practice with justifying answers

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Gets students talking and engaged, reinforces justification and explanations

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To build vocabulary and clear up misconceptions. Make
students create their own connections.

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Teachers can use this activity to assess prior knowledge about a new topic.

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Teachers can use this to have students collaborate about wrong answers to problems.

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Teachers could show how everyone has a different perspective and how they see things.

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I think it is great tool for engagement and hook

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Great MRS strategy to use with white board response.

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My teachers can use this as a way to have brain breaks, or if we are reviewing.

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Teachers can use this to mix concepts from different units and make connections between units. We tend to teach units in isolation but the staar tests mix everything up.

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Warm ups/Do Nows

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Brain Break

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Math teachers can use this to encourage students to review vocabulary in preparation for STAAR (i.e. proportional, non-proportional, positive vs negative slope, etc)