Thank you Katey Devert for sharing your Gauge work with us! Please comment, share, and ask questions by commenting below. You can now click on reactions (cool, interesting) at the bottom of the post!
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I can't wait to use Gauge this way! We do Number Talks so my students should easily be able to scribe another student's thinking. I love the immediate feedback and the option for the students to do a showdown. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCarrie Lewis- Lakes Elem.
I love this idea! I'm going to use this in my classroom right away! I also love that the students track their learning on a tracking sheet, very cool!
ReplyDeleteGabi Hampson-MES
I did this with Module 9 and the students really enjoyed it. The math talk I heard among the pairs really showed that they can verbalize their thinking.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I have not used Gauge this year, but think this would be a great way to review for our next module assessment. I love how this practice gets the kids to verbalize their thinking, a tough skill for many students! This is a fun way to mix up a review of skills and I know my students would enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Corie Hancock SBES