Trying Things Out

Which Eureka Lesson Component can be considered the heart of the lesson?

Which instructional strategies are consistently used in the Eureka Math curriculum? Check all that apply.

• number bonds

• C.U.B.E.S.

• number lines

• area models

• rounding "chants"

Math Check: What is the connection between arrays and the area model for multiplication?

What is the phrase that sums up the best practice for the use of the Problem Set?

• "Completion is the Key"

• "Task Frame, not a Time Frame"

• "Time Frame, not a Task Frame"

• "Every Student, Every Problem"

Which Eureka Lesson Component serves as a final opportunity to clear up student misconceptions?

Math Check: Check all of the models that our curriculum framework expects students to be exposed to fractions.

• measurement/length model

• edible model

• set model

• area model

Which Eureka Math lesson component should be modified to fit the needs of the students and ensures that the lesson goal is met?

• All lesson components can be modified.

• The Fluency component is the only component that should be modified.

• The Exit Ticket is the only lesson component that should not be modified.

• No component should be modified because Eureka's script should be followed as it is written.

Thoughts on Quizziz as a formative assessment and as an independent practice tool?

• Hate it!

• Love it!

• I like it as a formative assessment or independent practice tool without time being a factor.

• I like it as a formative assessment or independent practice tool, even though it is timed.