This resource is fantastic to use to develop critical thinking and problem solving in students. Students looks at a set of numbers or pictures and deduce which one doesn't belong. The goal is to have students justify their choice, as there is always more than one way to solve the challenges. Ther...
WHICH ONE DOESN'T BELONG? 🔍 CIRCLE OR COVER THE CORRECT ANSWER - ANSWER KEY INCLUDED ---------------------- 4 CORNERS GAME: - ASSIGN THE LETTERS A, B, C, & D TO EACH CORNER IN A ROOM. (ONE LETTER PER CORNER, HENCE 4 CORNERS) - SHOW ONE 'WHICH ONE DOESN'T BELONG' PAGE TO CHILDREN - CHILDREN MUST STAND IN THE CORNER THEY THINK IS THE CORRECT ANSWER. -------------------- 39 PAGES TOTAL (standard 8.5" x 11" PDF paper) ------------------- [SHOP POLICY] THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU NO REFUNDS ON FILES THAT HAVE BEEN DOWNLOADED
Which Doesn't Belong? Why? Double Dice Add-On Deck allows students to listen as four items or ideas are presented and then they decide which one doesn’t belong? Why? So simple, yet so extremely motivating when you add the double dice into play! Perfect for students working on: categorizational skills classifying skills reasoning skills comparing/contrasting skills answering why questions
Practice reading words in a group to find the three that are related, crossing out the one that doesn't belong. Write a title for the category and replace the crossed out word with another that would belong in that category.
27 cards to project on whiteboard for use for whole class or print to use for small groups or centers 3 levels of difficulty: 1 set with just pictures for non- readers 1 set with words and pictures 1 set with words and pictures and multiple possibilities for correct answers Answer Key included
This resource is a What Doesn't Belong? - AP Psychology Review Game. There are 2 pages worth of terms related to Neuroscience. Words are grouped into fours. Students will analyze the words and determine which one doesn't belong in that group. What Doesn't Belong? - AP Psychology Review Game
This collection of 50 double-sided cards presents three photographs with four repetitions on each side prompting 24 repetitions per card
Which word doesn't belong and is the "odd-one-out?" This critical thinking board game gives students the opportunity to compare and contrast 48 different word sets and explain their answers. Students will advance on the fun SUMMER CAMP themed board game by rolling a number with a spinner or dice. Each time they move forward they'll have to pick a card and decide which word doesn't belong. (They'll also have to explain their answers.) Included you'll find everything you need to play: (dice is not included) 1 game board -The game board prints on two pages 8.5 x 11" letter size paper. Simply tape the two pages together after laminating to form a nice size game. 48 ODD ONE OUT CARDS Game Markers Box Labels Recording Sheet Directions * This game is intended to be used in small groups with teacher supervision. Since there can be many different answers for each card, no answer key is provided. This resource is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. This resource is also available for purchase on Teacher Pay Teachers. If you prefer to purchase it there, follow this link. How to assemble and use this resource: This is a full color pdf file. After printing the resource, I recommend laminating the board games and cards before using. This increases durability and ensures that you can continue using this set again and again. How will you receive the resource? After your payment has processed you will be redirected to a download page where you can immediately download the file and save it to your computer. You will also receive an email containing a link to the resource. * Due to the digital nature of this product. Hot Chocolate Education does NOT offer refunds. Once the product has been downloaded, it can't be returned and refunds can not be issued.
Do you find yourself asking, “Which one doesn’t belong? Why?” Then you’ll want to get this product. There are 92 cards (46 with picture support and 46 without). Plus, there are 4 cards that you can fill in with your own vocabulary/words. These cards are great for speech therapy language groups and individual sessions but can also be used to address carryover of articulation, voice and fluency skills. I hope you enjoy this product. Thank you for your purchase. You may also like the following related products: "Naming Categories" "Cupcake Categories" I look forward to your feedback. DESpeechie
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Which Doesn't Belong? Why? Double Dice Add-On Deck allows students to listen as four items or ideas are presented and then they decide which one doesn’t belong? Why? So simple, yet so extremely motivating when you add the double dice into play! Perfect for students working on: categorizational skills classifying skills reasoning skills comparing/contrasting skills answering why questions
Boom Cards | Which One Doesn't Belong? | Speech Therapy This no print, no prep resource is a great way to develop language by giving students an opportunity to think about the category, relationships and function of objects to make the best choice. You can use this resource to target: categories functions describing articulation I also use these cards for articulation at conversational level. Suggestion for articulation task: Before the student selects the answer, I give extra points for additional words that match the students articulation target. So if the target sound is /s/ and there is a picture of a sweater. I would give a point for the word "sweater" , "sleeves" and "cuffs". Next, the student would tell me which one doesn't belong and why they chose that with their good speech sounds before they select the answer to move on to the next card. Go to the preview button above for a playable preview of this Boom Deck. This is an activity your students can use on an tablet, computer or interactive white board. To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with "Fast Pins," (play provides instant feedback for self-grading Boom Cards). Fast Play is always a free way for students to engage with Boom Cards decks. For additional assignment options you'll need a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account.Readhere for details: http://bit.ly/BoomTrial. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Click here to follow my store and be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ ❋❋❋ Follow me on Pinterest ❋❋❋ ✤✤✤ Follow me on Instagram ✤✤✤ ✓✓✓Follow my Boom Store✓✓✓
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Which Doesn't Belong? Why? Double Dice Add-On Deck allows students to listen as four items or ideas are presented and then they decide which one doesn’t belong? Why? So simple, yet so extremely motivating when you add the double dice into play! Perfect for students working on: categorizational skills classifying skills reasoning skills comparing/contrasting skills answering why questions
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Which one doesn't belong? How are the images the same? How are they different?Use this product to identify the picture that doesn't belong in a group of 4. Students critically analyze how the images are different, how they are the same and which image they think does not belong. I recommend printing...
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The Which One Doesn't Belong math game (WODB for short) is a low floor, high ceiling activity for developing critical thinking skills!
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Which Doesn't Belong? Why? Double Dice Add-On Deck allows students to listen as four items or ideas are presented and then they decide which one doesn’t belong? Why? So simple, yet so extremely motivating when you add the double dice into play! Perfect for students working on: categorizational skills classifying skills reasoning skills comparing/contrasting skills answering why questions
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This awesome brain game, Which One Doesn't Belong? focuses on countless math skills including place value, shape recognition and comparison.
Which Doesn't Belong? Why? Double Dice Add-On Deck allows students to listen as four items or ideas are presented and then they decide which one doesn’t belong? Why? So simple, yet so extremely motivating when you add the double dice into play! Perfect for students working on: categorizational skills classifying skills reasoning skills comparing/contrasting skills answering why questions
❤ ICON CATEGORIES - Which One Doesn’t Belong? ❤ NO PRINT ❤ Fully Interactive and great for distance learning Categories are a foundational language skill! Working on categories improves and expands a student’s vocabulary skills. Categorization skills also assist with comprehension and a student’s ability to recall information. This set is created with later elementary grades in mind. It includes fun icons, which appeal to a variety of students, and are also a little more opaque increasing the overall difficulty level. What’s Included - Interactive PowerPoint – NO Boom Cards or iBooks required to open (can be opened and played on a computer or iPad (can also be opened in Google Slides or in PPT online, but features/compatibility cannot be guaranteed) 50 Icon Interactive Category Slides – The student identifies which one doesn’t belong TWO LEVELS: Each Level contains 25 questions Level One: Difference is more easily identified – different object from different category (e.g., dog, cat, popcorn) Level Two: Difference is a little more difficult to identify – different object from similar category (e.g., cake, cookie, broccoli) Two Data Graphing Options – Input your data into an easy-to-read graph Engaging activity that can be used over and over!! GREAT for in person and teletherapy!! For younger students or a lower difficulty level check out my NO PRINT Interactive Basic Categories ❤ I truly appreciate you stopping by my store! ❤ Please ask any questions prior to purchase. ❤ Christy Torres @iheartcommunication
Categories: Which One Doesn't Belong is a super fun BOOM card language learning activity. Students will look at 4 pictures and decide which one doesn't belong with the others. They click on the one that does not belong! The next slide includes all three pictures that do belong together and has a sentence about why they are all related. Real life pictures make this is a fun and engaging activity for students of all ages!
When I was younger, I was a terrible math student. Unsure of myself. Self-conscious. I remember being in First Grade and feeling overwhelmed during our math period. I always had a stomachache during math. Always wanted to go to the nurse. I certainly never saw myself as a mathematician. No one else ever saw me as one either. Back then, math was either right or wrong. No middle ground. No getting messy in your thoughts and certainly no risk-taking was involved. You knew it or you didn't. I didn't. I never was able to overcome my early hurdles so when I became a teacher, I promised myself that I would make math relevant. Hands-on. Fun. Every child would view him/herself as a mathematician and would be able to use mathematical terms and justify their answers and be encouraged to get messy in the thought process. I wanted to slow down math. Dig deep and let the kids breathe and play around with numbers and concepts. Explore. I so wish we had open-ended questions when I was six years old. They are designed for ALL levels of thinkers and they build confidence and encourage risk-taking. That's why I love to create and use Open-Ended Questions in my own First Grade classroom now. That's why I just uploaded Which One Doesn't Belong? They allow for deeper thinking and a variety of answers. For a nervous math student, I would have appreciated the wiggle room to share my thoughts and justify MY answers. See math through MY eyes. The kids cheer when I use these in my classroom. (You can hear some gasps in first video when this first flashes on screen.) Because students know that there are several answers, participation is high. Sky high. No one is asking to go to the nurse. Isn't that the way it should be? I've used for Do-Nows, homework, Workstations, and I did one for a math warm-up for my observations. Designed for Grades 1-2, there are plenty of slides to last throughout your number sense unit. Grab your FREEBIE here to see for yourself! Click here if you are interested in checking the product out!
These “which one doesn’t belong” activity cards are designed to promote oral language and critical thinking skills, develop problem solving skills and encourage analyzing, sorting and categorizing skills. Students will learn to justify their choice as there is always more than one right answer! What are teachers saying about the first "Which one doesn't belong" activity set? (LINK HERE) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is an outstanding product! My students loved it because it was engaging and fun, and I loved it because it brought out amazing thinking skills. Thank you!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"This is a fabulous resource for any primary grade! It is perfect for reinforcing vocabulary, developing observation skills and problem-solving. I love that there is not just one right answer - a case can be made for any of the four pictures to not belong with the others. Your students really get a chance to show their higher-level thinking skills if you use this product. It's a great, no-prep activity to leave for a supply teacher too!" Two different ways to use this resource: - Printed Copies (Best for individual or small group times) - On the Interactive Whiteboard, using PowerPoint (Best for whole class times) How it works: - Choose the slide you are going to discuss. - Spend a moment looking at all four pictures and thinking about “which one doesn’t belong”. - Discuss the pictures and get the students to explain their thinking. Make sure everyone has a chance to share their thoughts and ideas. (This is a great activity to use talk partners with.) Included: - 20 Different "Which one doesn't Belong" Cards (With real photos) - PDF and PowerPoint Version Included FORMAT: PowerPoint and PDF Files Thank you for visiting and hope you enjoy this Critical Thinking Activity! Sue x ⭐ Click HERE to follow me or hit the "Green Star" at the top of the page. ⭐ Keep up to date with all the latest resources! Follow my FACEBOOK Page, Sue's Snazzy Classroom! ⭐ Let's connect on INSTAGRAM @sue.snazzy.classroom! ⭐ Please remember to leave Feedback to earn TPT Credits to use on future purchases. Click on this LINK to find out how you can give feedback.
This collection of 50 double-sided cards presents three photographs with four repetitions on each side prompting 24 repetitions per card
❤ CATEGORIES - Which One Doesn’t Belong? ❤ NO PRINT ❤ Fully interactive and great for distance learning Categories are a foundational language and learning skill! Working on categories improves and expands a student’s vocabulary skills. Categorization skills also assist with comprehension and a student’s ability to recall information. What’s Included - Interactive PowerPoint – NO Boom Cards or iBooks required to open (can be opened and played on a computer or iPad (can also be opened in Google Slides or in PPT online, but features/compatibility cannot be guaranteed) 50 Interactive Category Slides – The student identifies which one doesn’t belong TWO LEVELS: Each Level contains 25 questions Level One: Difference is more easily identified – different object from different category (e.g., dog, cat, popcorn) Level Two: Difference is a little more difficult to identify – different object from similar category (e.g., cake, cookie, broccoli) Two Data Graphing Options – Input your data into an easy-to-read graph Engaging activity that can be used over and over!! GREAT for in person and teletherapy!! For older students or a higher difficulty level check out my NO PRINT Interactive ICON CATEGORIES ❤ I truly appreciate you stopping by my store! ❤ Please ask any questions prior to purchase. ❤ Christy Torres @iheartcommunication
❤ CATEGORIES - Which One Doesn’t Belong? ❤ NO PRINT ❤ Fully interactive and great for distance learning Categories are a foundational language and learning skill! Working on categories improves and expands a student’s vocabulary skills. Categorization skills also assist with comprehension and a student’s ability to recall information. What’s Included - Interactive PowerPoint – NO Boom Cards or iBooks required to open (can be opened and played on a computer or iPad (can also be opened in Google Slides or in PPT online, but features/compatibility cannot be guaranteed) 50 Interactive Category Slides – The student identifies which one doesn’t belong TWO LEVELS: Each Level contains 25 questions Level One: Difference is more easily identified – different object from different category (e.g., dog, cat, popcorn) Level Two: Difference is a little more difficult to identify – different object from similar category (e.g., cake, cookie, broccoli) Two Data Graphing Options – Input your data into an easy-to-read graph Engaging activity that can be used over and over!! GREAT for in person and teletherapy!! For older students or a higher difficulty level check out my NO PRINT Interactive ICON CATEGORIES ❤ I truly appreciate you stopping by my store! ❤ Please ask any questions prior to purchase. ❤ Christy Torres @iheartcommunication
After discovering the gem that is Which One Doesn't Belong, and writing a blog post about WODB, I knew that I eventually wanted my students to create their own as a project. Now that state testing is finally over, it is nice to be able to finally present this to the class. I had thought about ideas on how to structure the project, but I was still short on some ideas. I came across this tweet from Mishaal Surti, which gave me some inspiration. I created a document that included a rubric as well as some ideas from the tweet that is linked above. Students were allowed to pick their partner, and we headed to the computer lab. I told students that they needed to look at examples of WODBs, which we also did before heading to the computer lab. I then instructed students how to create a Google Doc to insert images and equations. I required students to use their own interests to find four items that one could argue do not belong in a set and also required them to justify using some type of mathematical reasoning. I was really impressed with what some of my students created. Before you look at the projects my kids created, take a look at the Google Doc I created with the assignment and the rubric. Shapes and angles. Which One Doesn't Belong? Items at Chipotle. WODB? Cereals. WODB? Various graphs. WODB? Car Brands. WODB? Fast Food Restaurants. WODB? Symmetrical Superhero Logos. WODB? Money. WODB? Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. WODB? Cities. WODB? Various Equations. WODB? Musical Notes. WODB? Since there are several field trips today, I was unable to let my geometry class present. However, I had enough kids in attendance in my Algebra II classes, so I went ahead and let them present. I really enjoyed listening to their arguments and reasoning of their peers' projects. I definitely recommend this project for a one to two day assignment. Feel free to comment if you have any questions.
This is a language development resource in Google Drive. It can be completed fully online! Students will practice identify how objects go together, determine which doesn't belong in the group, and naming the category. There are 2 levels of tasks. LEVEL 1 Each card shows four objects. Students must determine which one doesn’t fit with the other three. To indicate their answer, students drag and drop the red NO symbol onto the picture they wish to exclude. Includes 20 tasks. LEVEL 2 These are similar to the level 1 tasks except students sort all four objects onto a chart to show which ones go together and which is the “oddball” item. They also complete a cloze sentence task to name the category/explain why the oddball doesn’t fit with the other items. Includes 5 tasks. The Google Drive file includes the main resource file for students plus a separate file for you that includes answer keys. This is a great activity for independent practice or for speech language teletherapy sessions. __________________________________________________________________________________ Upon purchase, TpT will automatically make a copy of the Google Drive folder that contains this resource and transfer it to your own Google Drive account. In order to do these seamlessly, without any work on your part, TpT will need your permission to access your Google Drive. For more information on this, please see this page: Why does TpT need access to my Google Drive? When assigning this activity to your students, make sure you are logged into the Google account in which it was installed. Instructions are included for uploading this resource to Google Classroom, OneDrive, Canvas, Nearpod, Seesaw, Notability, Schoolology, Edmodo, Blackboard, Pic Collage, Padlet, and EverNote. NOTE: Not all of these platforms support the use of moveable pieces. Please make sure you know how to adapt a Google resource for your particular platform before purchasing.
This collection of 50 double-sided cards presents three photographs with four repetitions on each side prompting 24 repetitions per card
These “which one doesn’t belong” activity cards (Set 6) are designed to promote oral language and critical thinking skills, develop problem solving skills and encourage analyzing, sorting and categorizing skills. Students will learn to justify their choice as there is always more than one right answer! Two different ways to use this resource: - Printed Copies (Best for individual or small group times) - On the Interactive Whiteboard, using PowerPoint (Best for whole class times) How it works: - Choose the slide you are going to discuss. - Spend a moment looking at all four pictures and thinking about “which one doesn’t belong”. - Discuss the pictures and get the students to explain their thinking. Make sure everyone has a chance to share their thoughts and ideas. (This is a great activity to use talk partners with.) Included: - 20 Different "Which one doesn't Belong" Cards (With real photos) (Topics included: Ponds, Colors, Starts, Measurement, Produce/Farming, Bicycles, Music, Sandwiches, Balls/Bubbles, Dominoes, Blocks, Cookies, Juice, Dogs, Video Games, Carrots, Bridges, Number plates, Monkeys, Racquets) - PDF and PowerPoint Version Included What are teachers saying about the other sets? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mercedes: "A great resource to teach discussion skills. We've used it to justify our stance, learn about counterclaims and for my ELLs, we use it to help form complex sentences." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jessica: "This sparks some great conversations and debates as to why a picture does or does not belong. It also forces students to justify their answers." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sara: Oh man. This resource has been FUN!! I love hearing my students' explanation for why which one doesn't belong. Honestly there have been a few times when my students helped show me why something didn't belong. So awesome! FORMAT: PowerPoint and PDF Files Thank you for visiting and hope you enjoy this Critical Thinking Activity! Sue x Click HERE to follow me or hit the "Green Star" at the top of the page. Keep up to date with all the latest resources! Follow my FACEBOOK Page, Sue's Snazzy Classroom! Let's connect on INSTAGRAM @sue.snazzy.classroom! Please remember to leave Feedback to earn TPT Credits to use on future purchases. Click on this LINK to find out how you can give feedback.
Improve kid’s critical thinking and math skills with this fun free activity - which one doesn’t belong and why? Make math fun and engaging with easy activities like WODB.
Which one doesn't belong activities are a great way to promote oral language and critical thinking skills that fall in Bloom's Revised Taxonomy levels of Remembering, Understanding, Applying, Analyzing and Evaluating. By asking these questions, children practice vocabulary, word retrieval, describi...
The Which One Doesn't Belong math game (WODB for short) is a low floor, high ceiling activity for developing critical thinking skills!
I have been teaching analogies to elementary students for years, so I felt validated when I read the research about teaching analogies. In Marzano, Pollock, and Pickering’s book Classroom Instruction That Works, the authors write about 9 instructional strategies that have the greatest effect on student achievement. Similarities and Differences is one of those strategies. When you teach analogies, your students are making comparisons. At the lowest level, these comparisons may be simple sorting activities. But at the highest level, similarities and differences include analogies which is basically reasoning by comparison.
Reading code and interpreting codeBy: Gabriela Bowen In this article, we will explore the use of Scratch Jr. in Which One Doesn't Belong? (WODB)
