Growing Math Asynchronous Training Using Growing Math Games with Students with Special Needs

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From non-readers to high school students who are a few years below grade level in math, AnnMaria goes over ways to use 7 Generation Games to accommodate special needs in your classroom.

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Using Growing Math Games with Students with Special Needs

For students with special needs, AnnMaria suggests using games that are a couple of years below students' grade level. *

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AnnMaria mentions our "Making Camp Premium" game as a good option for students who need help with what math concept? *

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Fractions

Decimals

Multiplication

Mixed Numbers

None of the above.

Several of our games are bilingual, English and a second language - Spanish, Dakota, Lakota, Navajo. You can use our games in your foreign language class. *

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AnnMaria mentions using our games with non-readers, students with special needs and K-2 grade level, by: *

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having students watch videos and listen to the stories for auditory comprehension

reading students the questions for them to answer

working with students to have them trade their points to decorate their home scene in the game

using number cards, that also play audio, from our augmented reality apps

All of the above.

For students who are advanced, AnnMaria suggests: *

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giving students more worksheets.

having those students help other students.

having students play our games that are a level above their grade level for encouragement.

have students pick their next activity.

None of the above.

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