Exploring Daily Fact Fluency Techniques

The video tutorial guides students on how to find and track their daily facts using Moby Max. It explains the importance of completing a minimum of five minutes of fact fluency practice daily and how to monitor session minutes. Students are instructed on how to find their daily fact, which they must write on a green sheet as an exit ticket. The tutorial also covers using the balloon tab to track progress and selecting facts to practice, emphasizing the choice between yellow and white facts based on familiarity.

What is the first step to find your daily facts?

• Complete your homework

• Talk to your teacher

• Check your email

• Finish your fact fluency in Moby Max

Where can you find the fact fluency assignment?

• In your textbook

• On the assignment tab in Moby Max

• In your email

• On the school website

What is the minimum time you need to spend on fact fluency each day?

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 7 minutes

• 3 minutes

What does the session minutes button help you track?

• Your homework

• Your session minutes

• Your attendance

• Your grades

What should you do if you have zero minutes recorded so far?

• Skip the assignment

• Check your email

• Start working on fact fluency

• Ask a friend for help

Where do you write your daily fact?

• On your notebook

• On your computer

• On the whiteboard

• On your green sheet

What should you do if you have mastered all the daily facts?

• Ask for more facts

• Skip the assignment

• Redo the facts

• You are excused

Where do you go to find your progress in fact fluency?

• The balloon tab

• The home tab

• The help tab

• The settings tab

What color facts should you normally pick?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

What should you do if there are no yellow facts available?

• Pick a green fact

• Ask the teacher

• Skip the assignment

• Pick a white fact