*SPANISH* Thinking Stems (B/W) mathmarkSPANISH Thinking stems help students get started when they struggle to find just the right words to explain, describe, or clarify what they are thinking. One way to help students (and further engage English language learners or others who may need extra linguistic support in class discussion) is to provide thinking stems. Thinking stems are used to: Give students a framework to explain their thinking Expose students to vocabulary often found in the
The SLAR TEKS Sorting Cards place the language of the TEKS in a student-friendly format
Leadership Report Card – this 1-page report provides summary-level data from lead4ward TEKS Clusters
or clarify what they are thinking
Genre Bookmarks (Spanish versions) give students a quick and simple way to get their brains "in the game" before they read
Geometry and Measurement
Learning and assessment activities focus on thinking and reasoning skills students need to succeed in Algebra 1 such as:
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Dual Language Tips
One way to help students (and further engage English language learners or others who may need extra linguistic support in class discussion) is to provide thinking stems
Each problem has a guided analysis that helps students see how the problems are related
Classroom set includes 28 each of the following cards: Analyze & Interpret