Differentiating Instruction with Menus: Differentiating Instruction with Menus, Grades 3-5: Math (Paperback)

from AnneDenney

This booklet introduces the 'differentiating with menus' method for teaching literature in Grades 6-8. As usual, all material is copy-able, easy to use and well explained for the teacher. Material includes novels, short stories, fables/fairy tales, as well as poetry, both modern and older. Some c...

from KWROLSEN

This is a great book that teachers can use to enhance their teaching and meet the various needs in their classroom. I have always been a fan of menus. Teachers can use menus to tailor the activities to meet the needs of their students while students feel invested in their work and learning becaus...

from Auj

I really like the idea of using menus in the classroom. By using menus, students have much more choice in the activities they do to learn the content, or to reinforce it. There are short rubrics or guidelines to let the student know what expectations come with each type of product. For example, t...

from Mrs.DuBois

This book simplifies the differentiation of mathematics through student choice using menus (provided) of relevant projects. It includes an array of menu types covering a variety of topics aligned to common core state standards. Assessment guidance using rubrics is also included. All of it is clea...

from bwheatley

This book provides the teacher with numerous resources to use with a set list of novels and literature in grades 3-5. The listing of the titles are some-what dated, but many titles are considered classics (such as Tuck Everlasting, Charlotte's Web). The strategies and resources are presented as "...