This is a “Tarsia: Convince Me” activity on operations with negative numbers
Unlike standard Tarsia activities, here you only need to print out the solution (included on the PowerPoint), and students must:
1. Find (at least) 5 incorrectly matched up elements, convince you that each one is incorrect explaining the mistake that has been made, and then decide what the answer should have been
2. Replace the ? with the correct answer
3. Come up with a question to replace ?? that could give the answer. A selection of these questions can then be given to other students to use as a rich, challenging, pupil-created homework.
To access all my updated Tarsia jigsaw activities, including the Convince Me series, as well as teacher notes and more, please visit http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/jigsaw.htm
Unlike standard Tarsia activities, here you only need to print out the solution (included on the PowerPoint), and students must:
1. Find (at least) 5 incorrectly matched up elements, convince you that each one is incorrect explaining the mistake that has been made, and then decide what the answer should have been
2. Replace the ? with the correct answer
3. Come up with a question to replace ?? that could give the answer. A selection of these questions can then be given to other students to use as a rich, challenging, pupil-created homework.
To access all my updated Tarsia jigsaw activities, including the Convince Me series, as well as teacher notes and more, please visit http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/jigsaw.htm
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Love the idea will use it this with my classes
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