Hi, Kayra! Wow, that sounds like quite a challenge, but something you can totally conquer! I have not used a cart to teach before, but I am going to pose this question to our Facebook group and see if any teachers can help you out.
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Hi, Hannah! Wow, that is quite a range. I would suggest using Khan academy for some of your higher students. Here are some posts to help. Here and here. And working with some of the lower percentile students on foundational skills in a small group. Here are some tips to get you started. Best of luck!

That is a great question Amanda! I think that I would for sure incorporate a time of pre-teaching. Since you won’t be able to address misconceptions right away, I think that it could be beneficial to preview some of the concepts and give students a confidence boost when they see the content in their online class. Hope that helps!

Thanks so much, Angela!

Hi Ashley! Thanks for your kind words. It was super basic- just a one page with the various rotations I expected them to complete and then anything I wanted them to record. For some students, I would initial their work when I checked it. But overall, it just provided a bit of accountability, a place to show work, and I was able to keep track of who had earned what incentive.

I am a Math Interventionist- so this site is very helpful to me, as I have always struggled with the best structure for the class that will reach all students. You mentioned for your rotations that you had a recording sheet with incentives. Do you have a copy of what that looks like??

Thank you!

Hi Renee! So sorry about that! Sometimes school email addresses don’t like my email provider. I would suggest trying another email address. Thanks!

I am excited to find this resource. I tried a couple times to have it sent to me, but I haven’t received it. Would you send it to me? Thank you!

Hi Laura, I am so sorry! Sometimes school email accounts do like my email provider. Email me or use the contact us page and I will get it right over. Thanks!

Glad you like it Emilie! Thank you!

THANK YOU for the great and free resource.

Hi Jennifer! I made the 12 x 12 on my computer and then would just delete various answers and print. Thanks!

Hi Lee Ann, I am sorry about that! I have manually sent it over, so please use the contact me feature on my site if you don’t end up getting it. Thanks!

Heather, I am so sorry! I am not sure what happened. Maybe junk mail? It will have a subject line “Important: A Starter Guide to Math Intervention”. I am going to try again on my end, let me know if you get it or use the contact me feature and I will reply with the attachment. Thanks for your patience!

Thanks for your time!

Thanks so much, Nichelle! Intervention classes are so tough and you are right, lots of kiddos just get placed in there because it is easier. I am glad you are having more success this year! I will do my best to get some other great ideas out in the near future.

Thanks Katie! I appreciate the kind words. Yes, please share any ideas you have found success with. Intervention is so tricky!