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DI Activity Menus

Every classroom has a wide range of student abilities – even if your class is already ability grouped. To maxmize "downtime" after some students have completed their classwork and avoid classroom disruptions, give activity menus a try.

 

Activity menus can help keep all students engaged by giving curriculum-relevant choices to fill that time, and in those choices, students are still learning.

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