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Second grade math reviews are an easy way to help students master the new second grade math skills that they are learning each week. By implementing a daily spiral math review, students will have the extra practice necessary to master the second grade math standards.

DAILY 6 Math Review is a standards-based, spiral math review that introduces one new math standards a week. Each skill that is introduced is then spiraled in the following weeks ahead. 

DAILY 6 is laid out in a predictable six-question format, that does not overwhelm second graders. It is the perfect amount of review to use as a math warm-up, for morning work, or as math homework. 

Each week, there is an optional Weekly Assessment that is ten questions. The assessment aligns perfectly to the content reviewed in that corresponding week. 

The best part of DAILY 6 Math Review is that it is 100% EDITABLE! Yes, that means that you can add, delete, or reorder any of the math problems. Both the student pages and the weekly assessments are editable.

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• 36 Weeks of DAILY 6 MATH REVIEWS – standards-based
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• 2nd Grade Math Standards Master List

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How Starting Spiral Review in Math Saved This Teacher’s Year

It’s like warm-ups got a glow-up.✨

For 20 years, I started my math class with a “Problem of the Day.” For me, it was an effective classroom management strategy. Students enter the classroom and start working immediately. It eliminates idleness, downtime, and misbehavior. 

Then I realized I could be hyper-focused on those math problems to create a lead into today’s lesson. For example, if I was introducing one-step equations, I would start my lesson with something related, like this:

Eventually, this evolved into a daily bell-ringer standardized test question. My rationale for doing this was it would make students more familiar with testing-type math problems as well as learn test-taking strategies. For instance, if the problem was in multiple-choice format, I would review the process-of-elimination strategy.

However, last year, I tried something new: starting my class with a spiral review in math. My reason for the change was an attempt to fill the enormous gaps in mathematical skills due to the disruption to learning caused by the pandemic. 

What does it mean to spiral review in math?

Math spirals are a “do now” jump-start to your math class—like a warm-up but specially selected to hit weak areas.

Students get two to five math problems per day, all on the same skill or a few skills. Once students learn these skills, they are “spiraled” back in throughout the rest of the school year. I spend more time on Monday and Tuesday “teaching the skill” (maybe 10 minutes). The rest of the week, I try to wrap everything up in 5 minutes. 

To keep students accountable, I give a small accuracy grade on Friday. Last year, I checked physical papers (just the Friday problems) and gave them effort points for attempting all of the problems Monday through Thursday.

Here’s how I spiral review in math:

Step 1: Identify 5 to 10 skills or standards your students need to work on the most.

Step 2: Plan out 3 skills that you want to work on with your students for the first week. 

Step 3: Each class day, start class with 2 to 5 problems on those skills as bell ringers. You can create them yourself or get them here ,  here , or you can use a spiral generator to create your problems. 

Step 4: Move on to the next skill. If your class needs more mastery, spiral that skill back in at a later time. 

I recently became aware of a spiral-making tool called MagicSchool that uses artificial intelligence. This app is currently free and has some amazing features. One is a spiral generator. With one click, you can select “Create a spiral review integers,” and it will generate problems and solutions for you in less than a minute!

The results

I was very worried at the beginning of last year when I saw the knowledge gaps I needed to fill. But with a steady spiral review in math, I saw huge improvement in student retention of those targeted math skills. Especially when it came to summative assessments. Students seemed more confident and prepared for the final exam because they continued to practice those skills all year long. For example, I introduced linear systems in November and continued to review them in my weekly spirals throughout the year. 

What I’ll do next year

In my research, I noticed that some teachers do a digital accuracy check at the end of the week. So, I plan to create a three-problem mini accuracy check in Schoology that is self-grading. It will automatically check for accuracy and go directly into my grade book. I will still collect the weekly papers and take a quick look through them. One of the spirals I chose seemed like it was just right for my advanced math class, but a bit too challenging for my general education/co-taught courses.

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I’ve been busy making Math Spiral Reviews for my second graders. These daily Math Spiral Reviews are a great way to provide extra practice and review of all of the math skills taught in second grade. These daily Math Spiral Reviews will help your students  master the second grade standards and score high on state tests!  Many of the skills covered are based on the Common Core Standards. The concepts covered in this Daily Math Spiral Review Week 1 for 2nd grade includes:

-Less than greater than -Telling time to the hour and half hour -Simple addition and subtraction -Identifying coins -Reading number words -Before, after, and between -Identifying numbers with base 10 blocks I use them for morning work while I check homework and take attendance. I put math on one side and ELA on the back. They are designed to be cut in half. I will have another blog post soon for the ELA spiral review.

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Spiral Review Math Activities, Tips & Ideas for Elementary Teachers in 2024

Before I get into what spiral review math is and how to implement it in your elementary classroom, let’s go back in time for a minute…

SCREEEEEEEECH!!! That’s the sound heard in many classrooms as teachers are forced to hit the brakes on teaching. No more engaging lessons and creative activities. Unfortunately, it’s time to spend WEEKS preparing for whatever test their state or district has decided their students must take.

This was the problem I faced each year in my third grade classroom. It was also something I was hearing was an issue in classrooms all over the country. 

To make things worse, I found that students weren’t retaining their learning. My students would demonstrate proficiency in a skill or concept at the time it was formally taught. However, they would often show misconceptions when we would review for the standardized tests in the spring. This was true for both math and ELA.

I desperately needed a solution and am thrilled to say I found one: SPIRAL REVIEW!

I created and used both a spiral review math and ELA resource. You can learn more about these below!

This blog post will answer the following questions:

• What is the spiral learning method?
• Why is spiral review important?
• What is spiral review math?
• What is a spiral review?
• When can I implement spiral review during the school day?
• How do I implement spiral review in my classroom?
• What is a spiral math curriculum?
• How do I do a spiral mathematics curriculum?

What is Spiral Review?

Spiral review is the idea that, after introducing and teaching a foundational concept or skill, students continue to practice it regularly throughout the school year in order to maintain what they have learned.  It is also known as the spiral learning method, spiral approach or spiral instruction . It is an integral part of every 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classroom.

Why is Spiral Review Important?

Spiral review is important because of the following reasons:

• Spiral review gives students the opportunity to practice key concepts and skills regularly, which helps them maintain foundational skills throughout the school year that they need for higher level learning opportunities.
• If a student does not achieve proficiency with a concept or skill when it is first taught, they have many more opportunities to strengthen their understanding and reach mastery.
• Spiral review empowers teachers to quickly assess students to see where they are currently performing. Then teachers can use this information to provide purposeful data-driven instruction that meets the individual needs of her students. 
• It promotes confidence amongst students because they are familiar with the content.
• Math spiral review serves as the perfect center, because students can work on it independently.
• It reduces the amount of class time required for test prep, since students get continued practice throughout the school year.

What is Spiral Review Math?

Spiral review math is the concept of using spiral review for math concepts and skills. This math spiral approach can be done through the format of whole group instruction, small group instruction, partner work, independent practice, morning work, or homework. Spiral math offers students the regular opportunity to practice and reinforce previously-taught math concepts and skills.

What is a Spiral Review Activity?

A spiral review is an activity that invites students to practice previously-taught concepts and skills. Spiral activities can take many different forms. For example, a spiral learning activity can look like a worksheet, an iPad app, an interactive white board lesson, hands-on learning experience, morning work task, small group lesson, whole group lesson, or homework assignment.

5 Ideas for Using Spiral Review in Your Classroom

Here are 5 ways you can implement spiral review learning in your classroom:

1. Morning Work

Consider setting up a daily routine in your classroom where your students work on a spiral review task right after they finish unpacking their things. It’s a quiet independent activity that helps students start the day on the right foot (while you take attendance, lunch count, and check for notes without interruptions).

2. Calendar Time

Perhaps you could implement a spiral review routine during your calendar time, which lends itself especially well to reviewing math skills.

3. Small Group Instruction

Think about starting the first 2 or last 2 minutes of your guided reading or guided math group with a quick review to help students get settled after a transition and get the practice they need.

Whether it is part of your Daily 5, Daily 3, math workshop rotations, or something else – use your centers to reinforce and provide practice opportunities to your students through fun and engaging games or other printable resources.

5. Homework

Send home a spiral review worksheet each night so students get the practice they need. Both parents and students love consistent homework, because it takes all of the guesswork out of it!

5 Tips for Implementing Spiral Review in Your Classroom

Here are 5 tips for implementing spiral review learning:

• Incorporate content area word walls into your classroom design. Use these boards to play games which will enable your students to regularly access important vocabulary and will help them to internalize it.
• Designate a container to house any pages you had copied during a unit and planned to have your students complete, but didn’t get around to doing. Use these pages when you have spare minutes to fill, as independent work during math workshop, or when you are planning for a substitute teacher.
• Have your students design games as a culminating project to a unit. Make these games available throughout the remainder of the year for additional practice. As an added benefit, this is a fabulous activity for your students seeking enrichment and early finishers.
• As you find online games that are great for reinforcing specific concepts, write them down on popsicle sticks and place them into a cup. Start or end your time in the computer lab by randomly picking a stick and having your students spend some time playing that game.
• If you are teaching a lesson and are interrupted by the phone or a visitor, instruct your students to “turn and talk” to a neighbor about everything they remember about (fill in the blank). You’ll want to practice this a few times, but once the expectations are established it’ll be a great way to make productive use of time that would otherwise be wasted.

What is a Spiral Math Curriculum?

A spiral math curriculum is a curriculum where math concepts and skills are repeatedly revisited throughout the school year. A formal curriculum program that uses this spiral approach is EveryDay Math. Instead of teaching a focused unit on a given topic, a curriculum like EveryDay Math cycles through a series of concepts and skills throughout a period of time.

Some teachers report that this spiral review math method has some weaknesses. For example, teachers have said that some of their students are not able to master concepts and skills because as soon as they start to get it, a spiral curriculum has them jump to the next topic. An additional complaint is that their instruction sometimes feels jumbled and it’s hard to get into a rhythm. 

So what do we do? 

We know that spiral review math is important, but we also can understand how some students, especially those with special needs and those who speak English as a second language, can struggle with jumping from one topic to the next. Luckily, there’s good news!

You can utilize the spiral math curriculum philosophy without committing to it fully. The Guided Math Workshop approach lets you do just that! Read the next section for a specific example for how to implement spiral math curriculum using the Guided Math Workshop framework.

How do you do a Spiral Math Curriculum?

As I mentioned in the section above, you can implement a spiral math curriculum as a component of your math block using the Guided Math Workshop framework. Specifically, math spiral review doesn’t have to be the core of your instruction, rather just one part of it.

If you are new to Guided Math Workshop, then here’s a quick overview of the structure of the math block. There is a mini lesson, followed by rotations, and then a closing. There are four rotations that are presented using the acronym MATH. M stands for math facts. A stands for at your seat. T stands for teacher’s choice. H stands for hands on.

Example of How to Implement Spiral Review Curriculum

Let’s use a third grade unit on fractions as an example.

Towards the beginning of the unit, the mini lesson is watching a BrainPop video on fractions. The M center is students practicing math facts using the Xtra Math app on iPads. At the A center, we’ll see students practicing the 1st and 2nd grade standards related to fractions (partitioning shapes into equal shares/parts). Another option is having students practice the concepts and skills from the previous unit through a review packet. The T center is a differentiated guided math lesson on fractions based on student performance on the unit’s pre-assessment. Instruction would look differently for each group. The H center involves students practicing the 1st and 2nd grade standards related to fractions by partitioning play dough into equal shares and drawing pictures of their creations. Finally, the closing is a quick formative assessment where students share one thing they learned about fractions that day.

In this example, you can see that students learned through a spiral approach during the M, A, and H center. The Guided Math Workshop framework provides focused instruction, while also giving students the opportunity to practice previously-taught concepts and skills. This spiral curriculum method gives you the best of both worlds.

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Spiral Math: Why It Works

Our Simply Good and Beautiful Math curriculum uses a spiral method to teach math. Let’s talk about spiral math—why it works and how we use this approach!  Many parents ask whether our math curriculum uses a spiral or mastery approach, and others wonder what the difference is between the two. We answer these important questions in the video and blog post below! 

What is spiral math? 

Math curriculums today typically use one of two types of teaching methods: spiral or mastery. 

• A spiral approach presents a new concept, provides practice on that concept, and then moves to another skill. Each skill is reviewed and revisited throughout math levels, always adding to prior learning.  
• A mastery approach focuses on teaching one full concept completely before moving to a new skill.

Spiral math builds a strong foundation that continues to grow throughout the years.

Is Simply Good and Beautiful Math spiral or mastery?

Simply Good and Beautiful Math uses the spiral approach. Below we list a few examples of how it is used throughout the courses and three reasons this method works.

#1  Gently introduces students to new concepts.

This approach slowly builds a student’s confidence and understanding of a concept over time. For example, the early levels introduce addition using manipulatives and then progress to written problems.

Students slowly progress from single-digit addition in Math 1 to adding multi-digit numbers in Math 2 . They retain math concepts better than in the mastery approach because of a continued connection between new learning and prior knowledge.

#2  Reviews concepts often, helping children retain prior lessons while learning new ones.

Simply Good and Beautiful Math excels at this by including review sections after each lesson. The courses provide math reviews within the same level, but also across grades.

For example, Math 3 teaches students how to identify quadrilaterals, while Math 4 and Math 5 review and build upon this concept by classifying different types of quadrilaterals.

#3  Provides variety .

Children revisit concepts more frequently in spiral math courses than in mastery ones. They do not get stuck on one concept for a long period and then become discouraged, fatigued, or bored.

For example, Simply Good and Beautiful Math 6 provides many lessons on multi-digit multiplication and long division. The concepts continue throughout the entire course, and students master them by the end rather than in one unit. This allows other skills to grow between these important math concepts and gives students variety in their learning. 

Then in Simply Good and Beautiful Math 7 students explore probability, basic statistics, and beginning geometry using engaging themes to make real-world connections to nature, God, science, art, music, engineering, and more!

A Simply Good and Beautiful pre-algebra course is in development now with an anticipated Spring 2025 release.

Pair these advantages of spiral math with the teaching style and quality of Simply Good and Beautiful Math , and you’ve got a winning math curriculum. It engages students with real-world math and connects them to cultures, nature, art, God, and high moral character. This curriculum builds a strong foundation in math that continues to grow throughout the years. It truly is simply good and beautiful math!

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Great read. I have been wondering what the difference in spiral vs. mastery is and this article clearly explains the difference. I love that it also gives a deeper dive into the spiral method and how and why it works.

Very helpful and insightful! Such a beautiful and colorful math. Nothing like it!

Love this explanation of spiral math!! We switched our oldest to it and he’s leaned and retained so much more than he has in the past!! Absolutely love this approach.

I’m so excited to start the kindergarten Math with my daughter this fall.

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Thank you for your interest, Maia! We encourage you to take some time to review the sample pages (or full course options when available) to see if The Good and the Beautiful would be a good fit for your school. While our courses are mainly used by homeschooling families, there are many schools, co-ops, and other groups who use our products and resources.

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The way this unique tool works is by analyzing the math problem, finding potential solutions, validating those solutions, and returning the best possible results for the given problem.

While some math AI tools are only capable of solving basic math problems, AI Math is more diverse. Use it to solve math problems at all grade levels, from elementary to university and beyond. AI Math is trained on an extensive database of mathematical information and can guarantee 98% accuracy.

• Generates solutions to math problems with a high rate of accuracy.
• Designed to provide almost instant results for efficiency. 
• Covers all types of math and homework at all grade levels. 
• Requires a subscription after the initial trial period.

HIX Tutor – Best AI Math Solver for High Accuracy

HIX Tutor provides students with the solutions they need to understand and solve their math problems. 

With this powerful math solver AI tool, users can type in a math question or upload a document or image of the question. Using this input, Math AI Solver uses machine learning technology to perform dynamic calculations and give users the correct answer. 

HIX Tutor can provide solutions for math homework problems at all levels with a 98% accuracy rate. However, the tool goes beyond mere problem-solving by offering comprehensive calculations on how to solve the problem from start to finish. 

• Provides step-by-step solutions to math problems.
• Is less expensive than hiring a math tutor.
• Can type in math questions or upload documents or images of the problem.
• May have difficulty recognizing documents with messy handwriting.

HomeworkAI – Best All-in-One Solution for Homework Help

HomeworkAI is the ultimate homework assistant that can be used to get answers to any homework question, from math and science to history and geography. Its math AI solver acts as your personal AI tutor by providing comprehensive solutions to math problems that help students better understand the material.

This unique AI tool is available 24/7, making it a convenient and accessible resource for students who need immediate help with their homework. As the tool is free to try, students can get started right away by asking a math question that they’re struggling with. HomeworkAI can also help students prepare for important tests or exams by providing step-by-step instructions on how to work through certain math questions.

• Covers all school subjects, including math.
• Provides step-by-step explanations for each math problem.
• Supports multiple math problem input methods. 
• Some math solutions may be difficult to understand. 

Question AI – Best Homework AI Tool for Greater Academic Success

Question AI is a leading homework helper that uses powerful AI technology to instantly help with any school subject. Question AI is often used for any math problems, covering algebra, geometry, calculus, arithmetic, and trigonometry. Students often waste hours struggling with challenging homework questions they simply don’t understand. Question AI simplifies the homework process by breaking down the question to make it easier to learn. The math AI solver also promises a 99% accurate answer to the math question, allowing students to verify their own work.

Question AI serves as an innovative all-in-one product for AI homework help. It is a highly effective tool for helping students reach greater academic achievement.

• Covers all homework subjects, including all branches of mathematics. 
• Boosts student grades.
• Supports many different languages.
• Accuracy may be limited beyond core math subjects.
• The mobile app is not yet available. 
• Costs money after the free trial. 

QuickMath – Best Math AI Solver for High School and College Students

QuickMath is designed to automatically answer common math problems in algebra, calculus, and equations. The tool offers several options for solving math problems, including solving an equation, inequality, or a system. It can also simplify an expression, factor an expression, or expand a product or power. The diverse AI math solver can also graph, find the greatest common factor, and the least common measure. Advanced math solvers are also available for more complex math problems.

QuickMath is geared toward high school and college-level students. The tool’s features and capabilities are always being improved to ensure that users have access to the most comprehensive AI math tools available. 

• Offers a wide range of standard and advanced math solvers.
• Available to download on the App Store and Google Play.
• Quick-solve tutorials are available to help users learn math concepts. 
• Math problems must be typed in and cannot be uploaded. 
• Not suitable for grade levels lower than high school.
• Some users may receive Timeout messages due to 15-second CPU time rules.

Smodin – Best AI Math Solver for Acing Math Exams

Smodin Math AI Homework Solver offers a fast and effective way to prepare for difficult math exams. The versatile homework helper uses machine learning and advanced algorithms to help students learn core math concepts and boost their grades in school. Simply input a question or assignment and Smodin instantly generates step-by-step solutions.  The math solver AI tool consists of a simple interface that allows students to enter a question to solve. At the click of a button, the tool starts working to analyze the problem and present the best answer based on the equation. 

While Smodin Math AI Homework Solver does lack advanced features and capabilities, it can be a useful tool for students who want to study before a big math test.

• Provides in-depth answers to math questions to help students ace math exams.
• Users are given 3 free credits a day to ask math questions. 
• The clean interface makes it easy to enter math questions to solve. 
• Offers no advanced math features or capabilities.
• Users must pay for a subscription after reaching the daily credit limit. 

StudyMonkey – Best AI Math Problem Solver for Personalized Learning

StudyMonkey is a diverse homework helper for students that uses complex machine learning capabilities to provide step-by-step guidance on many school subjects, including math.  The innovative math AI solver can be used by learners of all backgrounds and ages to improve their understanding of math concepts and enhance their academic success. With round-the-clock availability, this unique tool can save students significant time when completing homework assignments.

• Students can personalize their output based on the subject and grade level. 
• There is a free plan for users that only requires occasional homework help.
• Users can see a history of past questions and answers. 
• Users must purchase a paid plan to ask more than 3 questions daily.
• Answers to more complex math questions may not be as accurate. 
• Must upgrade to the $8 plan to use the Advanced AI Model. 

Interactive Mathematics – Best Math AI Tool for Solving Word Problems

Interactive Mathematics claims to be more accurate than ChatGPT, faster than a math tutor, and more powerful than a math calculator. The advanced AI math problem solver has been trained in a wide array of math subjects, such as basic algebra, advanced algebra, trigonometry, geometry, calculus, advanced calculus, physics, and more. It is also highly effective at solving math word problems with step-by-step solutions. 

With Interactive Mathematics, users can type in their math problems or copy and paste a photo. The tool then analyzes the problem and delivers near-instant results. 

• Efficient at solving math word problems.
• Optimized for mobile phones and tablet use.
• A subscription comes with additional discounts and bonuses. 
• Users can only ask 3 questions before having to upgrade to the paid version. 
• No app is yet available. 
• Pushes tutoring services when the tool is unable to give an accurate answer. 

SnapXam – Best AI Math Solver for On-the-Go

SnapXam is an AI-powered math tutor that can help students better understand different types of math, from calculus to trigonometry.  After entering the math problem, the tool quickly presents the final answer, as well as a step-by-step solution that shows how to work out the problem.

The unique AI math problem solver also provides access to informative YouTube videos that students can watch to learn more about different concepts in math. 

Upgrading to a Premium account can give students access to even more features and perks, including no ads, support for more than 100 math topics, and premium access to the iOS and Android apps.

• Students can get AI math help with only access to a smartphone. 
• Offers multiple solving methods.
• Covers more than 100 different math topics. 
• An ad-free environment is only available with the premium version.
• Geared toward older students. 
• Accuracy issues may occur with advanced math problems.

Completing math assignments can be a long and tedious process. Having access to the best math AI tools can help eliminate the stress and frustration that come with not understanding math problems. For convenience, efficiency, and unmatched accuracy, try some of the top math AI tools like Mathful for free today!

This is a guest post, created for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as professional advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with relevant experts before making any financial or investment decisions.

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