Resources for Using Menus in the Classroom

"Tic-Tac-Toe"...      "List Menu"...     "Baseball Menu"...

We had an in-service this week that re-energized us to incorporate more menu projects.

Here is my "classroom library" of resources for menus that I would highly recommend:

The pre-made menus are wonderful.  And include rubrics for grading.

I do find myself modifying and adapting the menus when I use them...but none-the-less they are both a wonderful time saver and inspiration for activities!

Here are two more that were presented at the in-service.... which I immediately purchased:

I'm excited to get the "Styles and Strategies" book because it gives strategies for teaching and sample worksheets which are broken into a "menu" style of activities for:
 Mastery, Interpersonal, Understanding, and Self Expressive math learners.

Note: I tend to use Menus as more of a summative-project activity.  One of my colleagues uses menus throughout the majority of her unit and gives a little bit of time during each block as more of a gradual process (as more of an anchor activity).

I have also used the student-choice in homework assignments.

I would recommend the Tic-Tac-Math series:

 

How do YOU use menus and student-choice in your classroom?

Link up below if you have created, used, or found any great resources for menus and providing choice in the classroom!