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Students act out word problems in small groups, using academic vocabulary and sentence frames. They must verbally explain their thinking process using mathematical discourse. Provide vocabulary cards with terms like 'sum,' 'difference,' 'product,' and 'quotient.' This builds both language and mathematical reasoning skills while making abstract concepts concrete.

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Use a pizza-themed graphic organizer where students create fraction problems and solutions. Students work in pairs to describe their pizza fractions using complete sentences and mathematical vocabulary. Include sentence starters like 'I can see that...' and 'This fraction represents...' Perfect for visual learners and ELD students.

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Create stations around the room with different decimal problems displayed on posters. Students move in pairs, discussing and solving problems using academic language frames. They must write explanations using words like 'tenths,' 'hundredths,' and 'thousandths.' Each station includes a graphic organizer for recording thinking.

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Geometry Shape Scavenger Hunt with Descriptions

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Geometry Shape Scavenger Hunt with Descriptions

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Students hunt for geometric shapes around the classroom and school, then use graphic organizers to categorize and describe their findings. They must use academic vocabulary to describe properties like 'parallel lines,' 'right angles,' and 'congruent sides.' Includes sentence frames for oral presentations of findings.

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Multiplication Strategy Compare and Contrast

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Multiplication Strategy Compare and Contrast

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Using a Venn diagram graphic organizer, students compare different multiplication strategies (area model, arrays, standard algorithm). They practice academic language by explaining similarities and differences using sentence frames like 'Both strategies...' and 'However, this method...' Great for building mathematical discourse.

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Students become 'math news reporters' presenting data analysis findings using charts and graphs. They use graphic organizers to plan their reports and practice academic vocabulary related to data interpretation. Include sentence frames for presenting findings like 'The data shows...' and 'We can conclude that...'

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Students create story maps showing real-world measurement conversion scenarios. Using graphic organizers, they map out problems involving converting between units (inches to feet, ounces to pounds). They practice academic language by explaining their conversion process step-by-step using mathematical discourse.

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Students design buildings using grid paper and calculate area and volume using graphic organizers. They present their designs using academic vocabulary and mathematical reasoning. Include sentence frames like 'The area can be calculated by...' and 'To find the volume, I need to...' Connects math to real-world applications.

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Using pattern blocks and graphic organizers, students explore equivalent fractions while engaging in structured academic conversations. They use sentence frames to explain their thinking: 'I notice that...' and 'This is equivalent because...' Perfect for hands-on learning and language development.

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Students use flowchart graphic organizers to map out their problem-solving process for multi-step word problems. They practice academic language by verbalizing each step using mathematical discourse. Include vocabulary support for process words like 'analyze,' 'calculate,' 'verify,' and 'conclude.'

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Students create treasure maps on coordinate planes and write directions using ordered pairs. They use graphic organizers to plan their maps and practice academic vocabulary related to coordinate geometry. Include sentence frames for giving directions like 'Move to point...' and 'The treasure is located at...'

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Using a comparison chart graphic organizer, students analyze different division strategies (long division, partial quotients, area model). They engage in academic discourse by explaining when to use each strategy and why. Perfect for building mathematical reasoning and academic language simultaneously.