If you have been following my blog for long you probably know that I totally geek out over math centers in the classroom. I think math centers are THE BEST way to differentiate and meet all of your students’ needs.
I wrote an entire blog post series about how I run math centers. It is a must read!
Here is the thing: Even if you have the best math center routine and activities, you are still going to have some students who struggle during math center time. Sometimes you have students who don’t behave during center time. Other students may not get their work completed or find the work to be too hard. This is normal!
They are kids! They won’t be perfect. But with a little help…they can be NEAR perfect! š
I typed up some of the most common math center challenges and provided several suggestions.
What should I do if students are not behaving during center time?
What should I do if the math centers are too challenging for some students?
What should I do if students are not completing their centers?
What should I do if students are losing the center pieces?
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