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LESSON PLANNING ARTICLE

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Subjects

  • Arithmetic

Grade

  • 3-5
  • 6-8
 



Brief Description

Students play a game in which they practice timed math activities.

Objectives

Students will

  • practice timed math activities.

Keywords

flash cards, timed, math

Materials Needed

  • math flash cards appropriate for the grade level you're teaching or a quick mind ready with appropriate math problems

Lesson Plan

Have students sit in a circle on the floor. Ask one student to stand behind a child in the in the circle. State a math problem aloud or display a flash card with a math problem on it, and ask both students to figure out the answer. The first student who calls out the correct answer moves to stand behind the next child in the circle. The object of the game is to see how far one student can "travel" without making any mistakes.

Note: Before beginning, be sure to state the following rules.

  • Only two students are eligible to call out an answer each time. Anyone who calls out an answer when it is not his or her turn is out of the game.
  • Students have a predetermined amount of time to solve the problem. If one student calls out an incorrect answer during that time, the other student gets an additional 5 seconds to answer correctly. If neither student answers correctly in the allotted time, both sit down and two new students are chosen.

Assessment

Evaluate students on their ability to solve the problems.

Lesson Plan Source

Education World

Submitted By

Marguerite Arseneaux

National Standards

Mathematics:
NM.K-4.8
NM.5-8.7


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Copyright © 2007 Education World

Originally published 08/21/2000
Last updated 10/02/2007


 



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