In the final week of blogging about the “how” or process of differentiation, I am featuring active learning techniques. Today I am featuring a game for math teachers. Check out It’s My Blog, Y’all to find materials you can download to create your own fractions bingo game. If this game is too complex or not complex enough, you can get ideas for creating a game of your own. Consider the changes you may need to make for learners with disabilities. Some students may need extra cues on their cards, a cheat sheet, or help from a peer to be successful.
Fraction Bingo
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