I love the website "What Doesn't Belong". There are three categories to pick from: shapes, numbers, graphs & equations. I love using these as warm ups to get my students thinking. I took screenshots from "shapes" and "numbers" and put them into a Google slides presentation. I shared the slides with my students and they had to write two or more complete sentences justifying which item didn't belong. This was great as a warm up as we were getting ready for state testing. It warmed up their brains without draining them.
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I’m not as familiar with Google Slides, so you may be able to do this on there too. But if you converted it to Keynote, they could chose to write on the slide, or add and audio recording to explain their thinking!
To convert to a Keynote easily, download it as a PowerPoint, then right click on it and open it with Keynote!
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