One of my teaching mantras is "Differentiation is the name of my game." Why can't there be an "I Have, Who Has?" with differentiated cards? Some cards are on the easy side, some are average, and some are more challenging for the smarties. Sounds like a good idea, hey? So I did it!
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I am seriously SO excited about this! I color coded the cards based on their level of difficulty:
Red cards: times to the hour
Orange cards: times to the half-hour
Green cards: times to the quarter-hour
Blue cards: times to 5 minutes
Purple cards: times to 5 minutes also, but they are more difficult due to the placement of the hour hand ( ex. 10:55, 6:50)
Now, everyone can play the same game, no matter what their ability, AND no one has to know that the cards have varying degrees of difficulty! WOO!!!

I love these games. I really love the fact that it can be used with all levels. I would love to win a copy.
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Jennifer
Grade 2 Happenings
We have to do Morning Meeting very quickly because we have specials first thing in the morning, so we just do a question of the day. They really love "Would You Rather..." questions. Thanks for the giveaway! Meredith
ReplyDeleteOooh that's a good idea! I have specials right away too, and we're always starting Morning Meeting, going to the special, and then coming back to finish.
DeleteThanks for the giveaway! Just FYI, I'm looking for second grade teachers to contribute to my blog, Second Grade Freebies. Send me an e-mail if you are interested! :)
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secondgrademathmaniac@yahoo.com
Second Grade Math Maniac
Second Grade Freebies
I don't really have amorning routine other than the fact that we always start our mornin on the carpet with reading a poem. Then I immediately start my CAFE lesson for the day.
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