Description
 
Perfect for any classroom setup, this resource ensures that your students remain actively involved and challenged, without the hassle of pre-assigning groups. Station Scavenger Hunt problems can also be used as task cards or IEP data probes.
 
How it works:
Print the stations and hang them around the room.
Print and copy the number of student recording sheets needed for your class(es)
Students can start at ANY station. Their answer will tell them where to go next.
When they have returned to the station they started at, they come to you and you can check their order.
To check student work, simply ask them to say their order of stations and follow the rotation provided in the answer key! very easy to spot where they went wrong if there is a mistake!
 
Why Teachers Love It:
Flexible Use: Stations can be transformed into task cards for individual or small group work.
NO PREP: Students can start anywhere, so you don't have to spend less time on group logistics and you can spend more time on meaningful student interactions.
Engaging and Effective: Keep students moving, thinking, and collaborating, all while mastering key math concepts.
Versatile Problem Set: Designed to cater to various learning styles, these problems can be used as stations or task cards. Adapt to your classroom needs seamlessly.
Effortless Group Management: No need to worry about creating groups in advance. Students can start at any station and follow the set order, ensuring a smooth and organized flow.
Quick Assessment Tool: A comprehensive answer key is included for the teacher's desk. Easily check students' recording sheets to quickly assess their understanding and provide immediate feedback.

Aligned with Standards: Student will be able to plot points in the coordinate plane and determine location of a point (in a quadrant or on an axis)
New 2023 Virginia (SOL 6.MG.3)
Common Core Standards (CCSS 5.G.A)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)