40 standards based task cards
Task cards can be used for a variety of reasons:
1. cut apart and insert into academic notebooks for students to solve
2. exit slips
3. place in a center for students to practice the skill
4. Scoot! (Place the cards around the classroom. Each student starts at a different card and solves the problem. The student records the answer on the provided recoding sheet. When the appropriate amount of time has passed (dependent on skill), signal for the students to rotate to the next card in numerical order. I like to use music to signal movement. Students continue to rotate around the classroom solving each problem. This is a great review activity!)
Learning goals and a learning scale are provided. They are directly aligned to standards and are appropriate for the Marzano framework. TWO
versions have been provided: one version with the MAFS (Florida standards) and one with Common Core.
A student recording sheet and answer key are also included.
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