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Odd Number Out prompts ask students to do some fairly abstract thinking. Students are given a set of number and must decide what number does not belong justifying their answer.
Odd Number Out prompts ask students to do some fairly abstract thinking. Students are given a set of number and must decide what number does not belong justifying their answer. With multiple correct answers for each card, student must have a solid grasp of number relationships, skip counting, place value, and number patterns. The cards were created to progressively get more difficult, working within numbers sets of 10, 20, 50, and 100.
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There are 51 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations, as well as, a variety of recording sheet options for math centers and assessment. Additionally, pages included offer students the opportunity to create their own number rules or patterns.
Purchasing this Resource Gives You Access to…
*Teaching Guide & Question Stems
*Math Talk Anchor Chart
*51 Prompt Cards
*4 Recording Logs
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Happy Teaching,
Catherine
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Kaitlin K. –
Great resource to get students noticing, thinking and talking about similarities and differences!
Kim T. –
Excellent for number talks! I do wish there were more examples and ideas in the instructions of teacher inspiration.
Kristina L. –
Used at the beginning of the year with my high/gifted 2nd graders. It was a fun challenge and a great way to see them progress.
Kate Jenkins –
Great for facilitating Math Talks during small and large group instruction!
Ashley J. –
These are the perfect addition to our first grade Math Meetings. These have helped change up our number talks and keep my students engaged.
Emma F. –
This was a great activity to build extension students number sense. I used it on my IWB instead of printing.
Tori M. –
Excellent resource for my students. Thanks for all your hard work! 🙂
Amy M. –
Great product. Thanks so much.
Janelle B. –
Thank you for this resource!
It encouraged great math thinking and justification for answers.
The students surprised me with things they noticed and said and were excited to use this for a warm-up.
Tara B. –
My students love this!
Chantal Baird –
This has been an awesome addition to my math block, my students have loved it, and it has made my prep and planning so much easier. We were really struggling with our comprehension of odd and even numbers and this has been an incredible resource. Thank you!
Karina W. –
I used this resource towards the end of the school year with my students. We started every math lesson with a “math talk.” I loved how this encouraged them to think critically.
Ashlee L. –
Great way to facilitate math talk and outside of the box thinking for students!
Pamela H. –
Great resource!
Mckinnon Magic –
I purchased these number talks after noticing my new school’s math curriculum doesn’t provide good opportunities for students to talk about math. I love that these are easy for me to use and implement and spark good conversation among students. Thanks for creating an amazing product!
Miss Dennis Teaches –
Amazing product. I found it so helpful in my classroom!