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Quiz-Quiz-Trade Game: Integer or Non-Integer

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Quiz-Quiz-Trade integer or non-integer game: about page, list of 36 cards, 7 steps for how to play and teacher tips
Read before class to model the partner routine and feedback phrases
Integer cards for 8, 9, 1 and 0: students fill in 'This number ___ (is/is not) an integer'; answer side says it is
First set of cards to cut, fold and hand out, one per student
Negative and positive whole numbers -8, -9, -1 and 10 on fold cards; partners say whether each is or is not an integer
Adds negative whole numbers to the card mix
Cards for -18, -19, -15 and 17: students read the is/is not sentence frame aloud and identify each number as an integer
More two-digit cards so every student has one to trade
Cards for 44, 23, 75 and -76: partners complete the sentence frame to classify each whole number as an integer
Extra integer cards for larger classes or a second round
Cards for 12, -30, 22 and -4: one partner says the full integer sentence, the other checks it on the answer side
Last page of integer examples before the non-integer cards
Non-integer cards for 12.5, -1/3, 1/2 and -4.25: students decide decimals and fractions are not integers in the frame
Introduces decimals and fractions as non-examples
Cards for 75.5, -6/7, -1/2 and 2/3: partners use the sentence frame to state each number is not an integer
Mix with integer cards so partners must really decide
Decimal cards for 0.5, -0.25, -1.96 and 2.75: students classify each as a non-integer using the is/is not frame
Decimal non-examples, including negatives, for the trade game
Cards for -3/5, 5.63, 100.25 and 25.4: students read the frame aloud and say each number is not an integer
Final card set completing the 36-card deck
Attributes
Subject

Math, Algebra

Grades

Grade 6, 7, 8

File

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The Quiz-Quiz-Trade Game: Integer or Non-Integer Resource Description

The Quiz-Quiz-Trade Game: Integer or Non-Integer is a powerful teaching resource designed to help Grade 6, 7, and 8 students grasp concepts of integers in an engaging and effective manner. This easy-to-use tool encourages interaction among students while enhancing their understanding of Mathematics, particularly within the sub-discipline of Algebra.

The resource features:

  • A rich collection of thirty-six ready-to-print QQT cards distributed across nine pages.
  • Pedagogical techniques such as sentence frames to aid language development alongside math proficiency.
  • Teacher tips for guidance during gameplay which emphasises attributes like maintaining safe distances during interaction, accurate pronunciations, along with encouraging feedbacks that motivate learners towards achieving better results.

The game functions through an interactive card exchange process. Students are divided into pairs where they take turns reading out problems from their cards while simultaneously providing solutions for their partners' quizzes. They switch cards as well as partners until signified by the teacher to stop.

This teaching tool's unique design promotes the reuse and mixing up of cards allowing scalability in case student count exceeds thirty-six through additional printouts."+emphasise+" This makes it highly customizable based on your classroom's needs."+"" + "
" Furthermore it encourages educators themselves partaking in the game sessions enhancing connection with students whilst facilitating swift conclusion drawing process regarding student's grasping levels about integers. The resource comes as a PDF file type hence making it extremely portable across devices ensuring there isn't any hindrance caused due to platform compatibilities for teachers to implement them during class or assign them as exciting homework activities involving family members too!

Conclusion

In summary, The Quiz-Quiz-Trade Game: Integer or Non-Integer serves not only as an academic resource but also as a step toward interactive learning enhancing both academic proficiency and classroom positivity.

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