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Science Centers. Study Guides. Task Cards. Test Prep. Thematic Unit Plans. Unit Plans. Word Walls. Don't see what you looking for? Some filters moved to Formats filters, which is at the top of the page. All Resource Types. Results for tic tac toe differentiation results. Sort: Relevance. This pack incluse three tic tac toe boards that are perfect for any differentiated classroom! The three included in this pack are: Place Value Multiplication End-of-the-year Review Each Tic Tac Toe is designed to be used as individual or small group differentiation.
The End of the Year Review is c. Math , Numbers , Place Value. Fun Stuff , Printables , Projects. Show more details. Wish List. Research shows that allowing students to make their own choices can significantly increase motivation and aid in long term retention of information.
Even the most apathetic students show enthusiasm completing choice boards! Students should complete three squares in a row either vertically, horizont. Social Studies - History , U. Fun Stuff , Printables , Worksheets. Early Intervention , Phonics , Spelling. Activities , Fun Stuff , Games. There are 3 menus included in the file- 3 tic tac toe math menus-one geared towards your lower students, medium students, and high students.
All the activities on all 3 menus are aligned to the same topics. They go in order--the first menu is low, second is mid, and third high. Please message me i. Fun Stuff , Games , Math Centers. There are many ways to differentiate instruction for your students. Three ways to do this are cubing, creating a menu, and creating a tic-tac-toe grid. This file includes outlines you can use to present your students with assignment choices.
It does not include assignment instructions, just an edit. Graphic Organizers , Outlines , Professional Documents. Tempo Tic Tac Toe: A differentiation vocabulary powerpoint. Tempo Tic Tac Toe is a powerpoint unit used to introduce and strengthen core knowledge of music vocabulary. In a differentiated classroom, teachers recognize that all students are different and require varied teaching methods to be successful in school.
But, what does that mean in real terms that a teacher can put to use? Enter Mary Ann Carr, author of Differentiation Made Simple, an educational resource that she describes a "toolkit" for providing different methods—or tools—for presenting materials in a way that students understand. These tools include task cards for literature, creative writing, and research; graphic organizers; guides to creating differentiated units; and tic-tac-toe learning tools, such as think-tac-toe.
Indeed, think-tac-toe is a kind of graphic organizer that provides a way for students with different learning styles or special needs to organize content so that they can understand and learn.
Put simply, "Think-tac-toe is a strategy that allows students to chose how they will show what they are learning, by giving them a variety of activities to chose from," notes teaching blog, Mandy Neal. For example, suppose a class is studying the American Revolution, a subject that is taught in most fifth-grade classes. A standard way to test whether students have learned the material would be to give them a multiple-choice or essay test or have them write a paper.
A think-tac-toe assignment could provide an alternative way for students to learn and show what they know. With think-tac-toe, you could give the students nine different possibilities. For example, the top row of the think-tac-toe board would allow students to choose from three possible graphic assignments, such as making a comic book of an important event in the Revolution, creating a computer graphics presentation including their original artwork , or creating an American Revolution board game.
A second row could allow students to express the subject matter dramatically by writing and presenting a one-act play, writing and presenting a puppet play, or writing and presenting a monolog.
Students who learn by more traditional methods could present the material in written form listed in the bottom three boxes of the think-tac-toe board offering them a chance to create a Philadelphia newspaper about the day of the Declaration of Independence, create six letters of correspondence between a Connecticut farmer fighting under George Washington for independence and his wife back home, or writing and illustrating a children's picture book about the Declaration of Independence.
You could assign each student to complete a single assignment listed in one box, or invite them to try three assignments to score a "think-tac-toe" earning them extra credit. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data.
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