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Size of the Problem Scenarios, Halloween Task Cards

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Problem-size task cards 1–2: Casper starts a school where nobody can see him, and Frankenstein breaks his desk.
Cards 1–2 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 3–4: a zombie dislikes the grilled cheese lunch, and a mummy has no recess playmates.
Cards 3–4 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 5–6: Dracula's friends don't want to play tag, and a zombie hurts his leg at recess.
Cards 5–6 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 7–8: a scarecrow cannot go outside for recess, and a pirate loses his mom's treasure.
Cards 7–8 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 9–10: a sick wizard loses his magic, and fairies tell classmates to avoid a witch.
Cards 9–10 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 11–12: a skeleton fights with friends, and nobody arrives to pick up a witch after school.
Cards 11–12 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 13–14: someone cuts ahead of Frankenstein in line, and someone steals a skeleton's lunch.
Cards 13–14 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 15–16: a troll cuts her sleeping sister's hair, and an ogre is excluded for seeming mean.
Cards 15–16 of the 18-card problem-size set
Problem-size task cards 17–18: a fairy shouts answers in class, and a scarecrow needs help remembering his bus stop.
Cards 17–18 complete the problem-size set
Big Problem anchor chart: needing an adult's help, someone being hurt, needing to call 911, and being in danger.
Big Problem anchor chart following the task cards

About This Product

It's time to get festive! These Halloween task cards are such a fun activity to introduce to your students while practicing the size of the problem. Each task card has a Halloween themed problem (with fun Halloween characters) and it's the student's job to guess how big that problem is.

This set of task cards also comes with 2 different anchor charts that helps students breakdown what makes a problem "big" and what makes a problem "small".

Your students will have a blast reading the Halloween themed scenarios and deciphering the size of the problem!

To Spice up your lessons, have the students also identify an appropriate reaction and have them find a solution of the problem that is listed, these task cards can make a great discussion piece!

What's Included:

⭐18 Different Task Cards

⭐Halloween Themed Problems

⭐Big Problem Anchor Chart

⭐Small Problem Anchor Chart

⭐Ink-Friendly Copies of Task Cards & Anchor Charts

How Can I Use This?:

⭐ Halloween Themed Centers

⭐ Small Group Activities

⭐ Individual Lessons

⭐ Whole Class Instruction

⭐ Size of The Problem Centers

⭐ As an assessment component

⭐ Discussion Piece about the size of our problem, the size of our reaction, and what are solutions to the problem


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