Right now I am teaching a sixth grade algebra unit to my fifth grade gifted students. I am creating several sets of exit tickets for quick formative assessment. Today I want to share with you my set of exit tickets for combining like terms.
I call them exit tickets, but they could be used at the beginning of a lesson to assess what students already know or as small group work for struggling students.
To download Combine Like Terms Exit Tickets with answer key from my Google Drive, click here.
"Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat."
~F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Flora's life begins, like most pigs, on a farm with her sisters and brothers, but she has an ambition to become a sled pig. When she finds herself on a ship headed to Antarctica, she thinks her dream is coming true. How can Flora prove she is worth more than bacon?
Chris Kurtz's The Adventures of a South Pole Pig reminded me of Wilbur in Charlotte's Web.
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"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop."
~Confucius
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"It always seems impossible until it's done."
~Nelson Mandela
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My students are reading and recommending two books by Tim Green: New Kid and Kid Owner. I haven't yet read Kid Owner, but as popular as it is with my sports fans, it is on my reading list.
New Kid is about a baseball player whose dad suddenly moves him from one town to another and changes his name. A prank gone wrong gets the attention of the local baseball coach and soon Tommy AKA Brock is recruited to an elite team. Will Tommy's father let him play? Will he have to move to a new town because of his fame?
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"The person who climbs the mountain is stronger than the person who rides a helicopter to the top."
~Unknown
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