Well, not too bad! All but two students say they like it better than large group! I did notice several things: the group that did the Daily Skill Review were not working as a group as I wanted. Also, the fluency group worked together more than I wanted. Several groups were done before the 20 mintues was up and didn't know what to do.
I think tomorrow I'll go over my expectations again. Groups that finish early can get out flash cards and practice multiplication or division.
Here it is in action:
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Here I am working with a small group. They have dry erase makers and boards. They also brought a pencil, because I had a worksheet to work on together. |
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These students are working on SuccessMaker.
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This group is working together on Daily Skill Review. |
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These students finished Fact Fluency and are working together on Task Cards.
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These two are working together on Daily Skill Review. |
WOW! This looks just GREAT!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have my sixth graders even PRETEND to look this focused.
KUDOS to you!
I am looking forward to checking back again...
Kim
Finding JOY in 6th Grade
I'd love to read more!
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