Guided math is one of my favorite times to teach. I love that students (even in kindergarten) can be independent while navigating through different centers. Meeting with students and tailoring lessons to their levels is so important and I love that I can reach more learners by using small groups. But what do students do when they’re not meeting with me? Read on, to check out the guided math centers in my classroom.
You might want to read my other guided math posts…
Everything You Need to Know to Launch Guided Math in Your Classroom
How to Write Differentiated Lesson Plans to Use During Guided Math
Guided Math Centers: What are students doing when they’re not meeting with me?
I use the M.A.T.H. acronym for our guided math schedule.
M – Meet with Teacher
A – At your Seat
T – Technology
H – Hands On
You can read about what students are doing when they meet with me here.
When students get to the hands on station, they get to play math games! I like to choose the math game they’ll play because I like to put out a game that connects with whatever skill we’re learning. I get my math games from TpT.
Check out my math game membership available in my TpT store! This membership will include all the math games I create (games I’ve already created and future games I create).
