#100: How to Use Task Cards in Your Classroom
You have probably heard of task cards or even tried them in your classroom. But, do you honestly know a lot about the best ways to use task cards in your classroom?
Not to worry! Today, the 100th episode of The Teach Joyully Podcast is all about how to use task cards.
To celebrate to 100th episode of The Teach Joyfully Podcast I'm giving away a $100 TeachersPayTeachers gift card. Down below 
are the all details to enter the drawing.
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Teaching with task cards might seem like it just makes things more complicated or maybe task cards feel like one more thing to do.
I get that. I do think task cards make formative assessments so much easier though. So it might be more work upfront until you get the hang of creating task cards, but in the long run, those task cards will pay off big time.
Like anything, learning something new or adding in a new piece takes practice. This piece gets easier the more you do it.
Don't forget to grab the sample task cards here.
In this episode, I talk about:
- What task cards are and why they're helpful.
- 7 uses for task cards in your classroom
- 11 examples of ways to incorporate them into your curriculum [with examples for task cards for math, writing, science, and more].
Listen to this episode for all the goodness [and don't forget to grab the FREE Sample Task Cards here]. And check out the links to other teacher opportunities and help below. ⬇️
Enter the drawing for the Teachers Pay Teachers gift card.
- Leave a review for The Teach Joyfully Podcast on the platform where you listen to podcasts and take a screenshot of it.
- Email TeamHOPE [email protected] and let us know you left a review with a screenshot of your review attached.
- That's it! So simple.
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The winner will be notified by email and announced on next week's podcast as well. Good luck!
Teach joyfully,
H.O.P.E. Education RESOURCES you're going to L♥️VE:
FREE Sample Task Cards
Back to School Planning GuidePLUS, check out ALL kinds of free printables in the Vault.
Want more? You got it! ⬇️
Main Idea and Key Details Graphic Organizer
Compare and Contrast Activities
Parent Email Template System
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