Math choice boards middle school

Give students a choice in demonstrating their understanding of geometry with this math menu choice board. Print in color or black & white.

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Want to add math choice boards to your math block? Check out the different ways that I use them in my very own classroom!

Implementing choice boards in the math classroom is an effective method to engage students in the learning process.

Have you ever wondered what choice boards are and how to use them in your classroom? Check out this blog post to learn how you can use choice boards to engaged your secondary math students.

Are you looking for a way to bring differentiation, creativity, and student choice to your math classroom? These Math Choice Boards are just what you’re looking for! Your students will LOVE to be able to choose how they show what they’ve learned. This includes an editable choice board where you can create your own choice board.

This choice board is a great way for your students to practice the week's vocabulary words. Give your students a new list of vocabulary words each week. They will choose activities to demonstrate their understanding of the words' meanings and correct usage. This choice board is perfect for reading centers, homework, or early finisher activities. It is perfect for grades 3-5. #choiceboard #vocabulary #elementaryschool

These upper elementary early finisher choice boards are no prep and easy to assign digitally. Use these boards as part of your classroom management system to engage early finishers. Perfect for enrichment or gifted students, these websites will engage your students while challenging them in the content area. Includes science, math, history, and reading choice boards. Click the link to grab these for FREE!

Do you struggle with differentiation in your middle school science classroom? Do you want your students to review concepts while also having fun? Choice boards can accomplish that goal by assessing student knowledge while also having a student-centered classroom. Check out my blog post where I talk about how to create and implement choice boards for your 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade science classroom.

I develop curriculum for middle school math. I focus on using critical-thinking skills in my content so the math makes sense to the students.