This is awesome Mary. 👏 It's cool to see real examples of how anticipation guides can be used in math from Kindergarten all the way through high school!
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Anticipation Guides in Numbers
In reading, anticipation guides are used before a lesson or unit to activate prior knowledge and possibly check for prerequisite understandings. I encourage you to consider using anticipation guides in mathematics as well. And, to promote student goal setting and reflection, utilize them at the close of a lesson or unit as well.
I used Numbers to organize a set of anticipation guides for various topics, denoted by the name of each sheet. Imagine students responding with yet or not yet, adding annotations with drawings and reflecting with audio recordings. I am sharing sample anticipation guides for Kindergarten, Grade 4, and Algebra I.
What other ways can anticipation guides be used by your students?
Anticipation Guide for Kindergarten Math about Comparing Numbers.
Anticipation Guide for Grade 4 Math about Compare and Order Numbers
Anticipation Guide for Algebra I about Systems of Linear Equations and Inequalities.
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An amazing resource - as always! - and a fantastic example of how to scaffold learning with students, Mary!
Just awesome! A great way to engage students, focus their learning, consolidate and enhance their learning of mathematical concepts.
Mary, This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing your tools.
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Posted on August 31, 2022
Love this! Such a great way to get students thinking about their understanding!