Get your students writing & talking about math with this FREE sample of Would You Rather math prompts for grades 1-6.
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Each set includes THREE options!
1. No-Prep Worksheets
3. Task Cards
3. Google Slides
What Teachers are Saying
Students LOVE Would You Rather in just basic discussion. This was a fun interactive way to add discussion to the math lessons using it in whole group. For small group, I enjoy having the students make a prediction first and then do the math. As an extension, they create their own. So much fun! Thank you
Lisa F.
These are ready to go! This has been an excellent resource for reviewing skills, getting students talking about questions, and problem-solving.
Jan B.
This is the perfect resource for teaching students how to respectfully agree or disagree and how to have that conversation. It is also great at teaching students how to justify their thinking and their answer choice. So many great conversations come out because of this resource! So much more learning than just Math.
Rebecca H.
This resource has my students thinking, writing, and learning all at the same time! We open our math time with a journal prompt and my students share their answers.
Sharonne S.
FAQs
The text in the Google Slides is editable. We also include an editable full-page PPT template for personal use only.
Each bundle covers grade level standards. We include a topic list & standards list for Common Core, TEKS, and Florida BEST. Please refer to the math skills listed in each preview.
Yes. We include an example answers pdf.
No, but you can open up the Google Slides and select DOWNLOAD as a PowerPoint. All slides are in file, so this will be a quick task!
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A Closer Look
List of Math Skills
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Each topic includes 5 prompts
1. Review – Compare two numbers 1 – 10
2. Review – Addition and Subtraction within 10.
3. Review – Decompose numbers less than 10
4. Review – Place value 11 – 19
5. Addition within 20
6. Subtraction within 20
7. Addition of three whole numbers within 20
8. Properties of addition and subtraction
9. Subtraction of an unknown addend
10. Unknown whole number in addition or subtraction relating three whole numbers
11. Compare two-digit numbers
12. Addition of 2-digit number and one-digit number
13. Addition of 2-digit number and multiple of ten
14. 10 more or 10 less
15. Subtract multiples of 10
16. Order three objects by length
17. Time
18. Two dimensional shapes
19. Partition
20. Numbers 0 – 100 in expanded, word, and standard form (Florida Best)
21. Compose and Decompose numbers 20 – 99 using tens and ones (Florida Best)
22. Subtraction of 1-digit number from 2-digit number (Florida BEST)
23. Money (Florida BEST)
1. Place value 2-digit numbers (Review)
2. Fluently add and subtract within 20 mentally
3. Add within 100
4. Subtract within 100
5. Determine odd or even
6. Use addition to find total within arrays
7. Round whole numbers from 0 – 100 to the nearest ten (Florida BEST)
8. Solve two step addition and subtraction (Florida BEST)
9. Place value – 3 digits
10. Skip Count within 1000 by 5s, 10s, 100s.
11. Read and write numbers to 1,000
12. Compare two three-digit numbers
13. Add up to four two-digit numbers
14. Add within 1,000
15. Subtract within 1,000
16. Mentally add 10 or 100
17. Measurement
18. Addition and subtraction with measurement
19. Tell time to nearest 5 minutes.
20. Solve one and two step addition and subtraction involving dollar bills or coins (Florida BEST)
21. Shapes
22. Partition rectangle into rows and columns
23. Partition into 2, 3, or 4.
24. Explore perimeter (Florida BEST)
- Place Value
- Rounding Numbers
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Multiples of Ten
- Division
- Unknown Numbers in Equations
- Properties of Operations
- Multi-Step Word Problems
- Money Review
- Telling Time
- Elapsed Time
- Mass
- Volume
- Measurement
- Area
- Perimeter
- Understanding Unit Fractions
- Fractions on a Number Line
- Equivalent Fractions
- Comparing Fractions
- Classifying Shapes
- Partitioning Shapes
- Multiplication as comparison
- Division as comparison
- Multi-step work problems
- Factors
- Multiples
- Prime & composite numbers
- Place value
- Number forms
- Rounding
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Fractions – Part 1
- Fractions – Part 2
- Adding Fractions
- Subtract Fractions
- Decompose Fractions
- Add/Subtract Fractions
- Multiply Fractions
- Decimals
- Measurement
- Measurement Word Problems
- Area & Perimeter
- Numerical expressions with parentheses
- Order of operations
- Write & evaluate expressions
- Place value
- Multiplying by powers of 10
- Dividing by powers of 10
- Decimals
- Rounding Decimals
- Multiplying Whole Numbers
- Dividing Whole Numbers
- Multiply & Divide Whole Numbers
- Add & Subtract Decimals
- Multiply Decimals
- Divide Decimals
- Add & Subtract Fractions
- Add & Subtract Mixed Numbers
- Interpret Fractions as Division
- Multiply Fractions by Whole Numbers
- Multiplication as Scaling
- Multiply Fractions & Mixed Numbers
- Divide Unit Fractions
- Measurement
- Volume
- Two-Dimensional Figures
- Ratios
- Ratio Tables
- Unit Rate
- Percent
- Measurement Conversion
- Dividing with Unit Fractions (review)
- Dividing Fractions
- Division (review)
- Dividing Multi-Digit Numbers
- Decimals (review)
- Operations with Decimals
- GCF & LCM
- Positive & Negative numbers
- Rational Numbers
- The Coordinate Place
- Expressions with Exponents
- Expressions with Variables
- Equivalent Expressions
- Equations with Variables
- Inequalities
- Finding Area (review)
- Area of Polygons
- Finding Volume (review)
- Volume with Fractions
- Surface Area
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Get your students writing & talking about math with this FREE sample of Would You Rather math prompts for grades 1-6.