Student choice boards

Choice boards are perfect for learning in the classroom, online or at home! Choice boards differentiate learning through student choice of process, content or product! #differentiationtips #choiceboards #upperelementary

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When you are looking for fun new ways to have students practice spelling words, this Word Work Choice Board is the way to go. All you have to do is print one for each student or project it onto the smartboard. There are 16 options to choose from. Students will pick an option and can cross it off if they have their own individual choice board. Word Work Choice Board

Put an end to the early finisher challenge with these fun and engaging (and free!) choice board activities for early finishers!

Last summer I attended a GT training and was introduced to choice boards! I LOVE THIS IDEA!!! I think that students are more engaged and even challenge themselves more when they are given choices. The great thing is....they aren't just for GT students. Choice boards work similar to tic-tac-toe; the student completes 3 activities in a row {up, down, diagonal} They can be adapted for ALL students and actually lend themselves well to differentiated instruction. On Tuesday, I will be attending…

teachers who use student choice menus can help foster student choice in the classroom in many ways. Here's how!

My 3rd grade ELA team has been doing amazing things lately! I've decided in order to post blogs about the great things we are doing--I must make my blogs short but meaningful! :) I am hoping that by doing this, I can blog more often! So here it goes... We are revamping the way we are doing our interventions for our kids (a blog for a different time.) Anyway, we needed some enrichment activities, without the dreaded question every week of..."what do we do now?" So we decided to create a…

Why use choice boards for students? These digital Google Slides templates are perfect for early finishers and to give students ownership of their learning in any subject.

Using choice boards just makes sense! Since each individual student is unique, a one-size-fits-all approach to assessment is not ideal.

Looking for engaging and differentiated ways to teach elementary gifted students? Using no-prep, differentiated tic-tac-toe menu boards with auditory, kinesthetic and verbal activities are perfect for early finishers, gifted students, and enrichment. Choice board menus are great for reviewing and extending what you've taught in class, perfect for the back to school season or at the end of the school year. Check out these teaching tips to simplify your instruction and spend hours lesson…