Start your school year off right with this introduction to math discussions, manipulative tools, and problem-solving skills! During the first week of school introduce iReady Classroom Math routines such as "Try It", "Discuss It", and "Connect It" with an engaging challenge. These slides take your class one step further into practicing mathematical thinking as they work together to solve puzzle problems. Review expectations for how to use manipulatives as tools and not toys. Help students understand the importance of talking about math with their peers.
 
Check out the contents of this First Week of School Math Expectations Slideshow:
✏️ 23 Slides
Introduce academic vocabulary terms
Teach students how to use math manipulatives as tools and not toys
Share the importance of talking about math and teach discussion skills
Practice solving a math challenge puzzle and utilize strategies for when students feel "stuck"
✏️ Answer keys to the puzzle problems
 
Save time and energy by implementing this slideshow and vocabulary activity into your iReady Classroom Math routines. This resource provides a great starting point for your first math lessons of the schoolyear. Students will work together to solve a math puzzle, discuss their thinking, and use math strategies. These rigorous math puzzles prepare students to continue practicing Common Core State Standards throughout the schoolyear.
 
Use this Back to School Math Lesson Introduction Slideshow in so many ways!
✅ Present this slideshow on the first day of your math instruction.
✅ Add slides to help establish solid math routines with your students.
✅ Teach about math tools and peer discussions.
 
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Find answers to your questions about this Math Introduction Slideshow:
✋ Does this align with iReady Math's Lesson 0?
This is a supplemental resource. It does not include the problems found in iReady's Lesson 0, but instead challenges students to solve a math puzzle. This slideshow provides an opportunity for students to feel challenged in math and practice problem-solving strategies during the first week of school. This can help you establish routines for the rest of the year.
 
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