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Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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Super Teacher Tools
Link to SuperTeacherTools.com
Everything on this website is free. Link it to your website or blog. Create a Jeopardy review game or play, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire". Check it out.
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Educational Apps are being purchased on Students' Personal iPods
You know the excitement of learning is taking place when your students go home and ask parents to purchase the apps they are using in the classroom. Some of their favorites are Fraction Factory, Motion Math, and Flashcard Touch. They are also starting to use their iPods to read novels. It's exciting to have your students ask if it is okay to read or study flashcards for an upcoming test using their iPods.
I post announcements of which apps we are using in class along with cost on their homework page.
I post announcements of which apps we are using in class along with cost on their homework page.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Math Resources
Looking for interactive Math activities. Check out this website with a variety of math resources for grades 3-5. They are also a good resource for 6th grade. The site also provides a link to K-2 resources. Math Resources Grades 3-5
One of my students favorite is Banana Hunt. We have a competition in class to see who can earn the most bananas in 10 tries. I have a grand prize at the end of the week for the top winner. The competition encourages my students while the game teaches them angles. Playing the game, students learn to represent acute, obtuse, and straight angles.
One of my students favorite is Banana Hunt. We have a competition in class to see who can earn the most bananas in 10 tries. I have a grand prize at the end of the week for the top winner. The competition encourages my students while the game teaches them angles. Playing the game, students learn to represent acute, obtuse, and straight angles.
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