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Warm- ups and math station

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Writing with Math is one of my stations.

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Writing with Math is one of my stations.

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How to use their math journal to write responses.

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How to use their math journal to write responses.

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Write story problems.

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To understand your students' thinking

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Math autobiography

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Students need experience communicating their ideas via the written word.

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Students can do how-to prompts; justify answers; draw from personal experiences to enrich math practice.

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Students can do how-to prompts; justify answers; draw from personal experiences to enrich math practice.

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I like the idea of asking students to write about their experience or how they felt about math in their previous grade.

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I like the idea of asking students to write about their experience or how they felt about math in their previous grade.

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Reflections at the end of class. Writing about how the lesson went, what strategy did you learn today? ect.

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Reflections at the end of class. Writing about how the lesson went, what strategy did you learn today? ect.

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To allow students to practice using and understanding their newly acquired knowledge through writing. 

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To allow students to practice using and understanding their newly acquired knowledge through writing. 

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Explain their thinking they used in problem solving.

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Reflections

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Summarizing their learning for the day as an exit ticket

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It helps me better understand what I have learned.

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I have my students answer the word problem questions in complete sentences, using the words from the actual question.

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I have my students answer the word problem questions in complete sentences, using the words from the actual question.

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Justifying questions and breaking them down.

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Students need a way to express their ideas, and this is a way to have them express their thought process as well as a way to learn how to communicate appropriately.

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I have my students write in my to justify their answers.  

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I have my students write in my to justify their answers.  

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Explain how to solve a problem or your thinking.

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You can use writing in math to explain the process used to solve a problem.

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You can use writing in math to explain the process used to solve a problem.

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What do you remember from yesterday?

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you can use this tool to have students give/receive advice from other classes. 

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you can use this tool to have students give/receive advice from other classes. 

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What do you remember from last year?
How do you feel about math?
What is your favorite math topic?
Etc..

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For meet the teacher have parents and students create a math goal together for the school year

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For meet the teacher have parents and students create a math goal together for the school year

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I would use it for a brain break, or an exit ticket. Something where a grade isn't crucial, but still having the student think critically in a unique way.