In my early years of teaching, I didn't always know what to say when students told me they didn't have time to do their homework (other than something like, "You must have had some time between 4:00 and 9:00!). There were all kinds of reasons - they had sports practice or a lesson, or they had to go to their brother's or sister's game/practice/event of some kind; or their parents took them shopping or out to eat. At that time I had one child (who was 2 when I started teaching), so I didn't have the experience from a parent's point of view of making sure I was getting my kids to their activities, getting done all the house-related things, and also making sure they were getting their homework done. This made it a little difficult for me to relate to the students' situations, but I tried to help them think about how much time they did have to do their work. Being involved in activities definitely reduces time for schoolwork, but it doesn't mean t...
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great game! I'm just starting probability with my class, and will definitely try it out! Just a suggestion... if you added labels to your posts you could indicate math skills making it easier for readers (like me!) to see if you have other posts about probability, or whatever, without scrolling through all of your posts.
Thanks for the idea! :)
~Erin
Mrs. Beattie's Classroom
Thanks, Erin! I'm not sure how to do the labels...I will check that out!
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