After my students had fun with the marble run so I tried to search up marble activities to support my Maths lessons.
I found some ideas from Pinterest then I made a few for my students.
We started with a 1:1session (student: staff). The students sat well and
attended this activity.
We started with a 1:1session (student: staff). The students sat well and
attended this activity.
Our learning goal was to: Recognise numbers and make a set of marbles.
Four students out of 6 responded when prompted by staff.
These four students sat and engaged in this activity for up to ( 3-5 minutes)
in a 1:1 teaching situation. Two students needed more prompts to be
able to respond. (Jay and Dayten) Jay did not want to engage in this
activity. He preferred to watch from a distance but he was interested
in the activity. Dayten took longer to respond to the instructions.
I managed to get him to the table following numerous prompts.
Dayten sat and completed the activity for up to 2 minutes without trying
to escape. He also asked to do more instead of asking to finish.
This was the highlight of the day. I also noticed that all my students were
happy to engage and completed the learning target set for them
before they lost their interests.
These four students sat and engaged in this activity for up to ( 3-5 minutes)
in a 1:1 teaching situation. Two students needed more prompts to be
able to respond. (Jay and Dayten) Jay did not want to engage in this
activity. He preferred to watch from a distance but he was interested
in the activity. Dayten took longer to respond to the instructions.
I managed to get him to the table following numerous prompts.
Dayten sat and completed the activity for up to 2 minutes without trying
to escape. He also asked to do more instead of asking to finish.
This was the highlight of the day. I also noticed that all my students were
happy to engage and completed the learning target set for them
before they lost their interests.
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