Splat! - Steve Wyborney's Blog: I'm on a Learning Mission. Welcome to Splat! You are only moments away from a VERY POWERFUL, highly interactive number sense strategy that can be used at any grade level! This post includes 50 (fifty!) Free, downloadable PowerPoint math lessons! Watch the video, download some (or all) of the lessons, and experience what happens when you unleash this resource in your classroom!
I’ve been excited to click the Publish button on this post for several weeks! UPDATE: The Fraction Splat! After reading this blog post, take a look at THE 12 MOST POPULAR MATH STRATEGIES AND DOWNLOADS ON THIS BLOG. Splat Through 10How many dots are under the Splat? Splat 1.1Splat 1.2Splat 1.3Splat 1.4Splat 1.5 Splat Through 20How many dots are under the Splat? Splat 2.1Splat 2.2Splat 2.3Splat 2.4Splat 2.5 Multiple Splats(Note: Splats that are the same color must cover the same number.) Splat 3.1 – multiple splats Splat 3.2 – multiple splats Splat 3.3 – multiple splats Splat 3.4 – multiple splats Splat 3.5 – multiple splats Splat 5.1 2-color Splat.
Exploding Dots | G'Day Math. A global phenomenon is underway. Pure math joy is sweeping the planet! Learn about the phenomenon here. Over a 7.4 million students and teachers from 170 different countries and territories have experienced the uplifting joy of Exploding Dots. 96.8% of teachers agreed or strongly agreed that Exploding Dots helped students see mathematics as more approachable, 96.6% as more enjoyable, 96.1% as making sense, and 93.1% as helping students be more confident in mathematics. 75.5% of teachers said that Exploding Dots changed their own perception of mathematics in some way with 97.7% agreeing or strongly agreeing that Exploding Dots made mathematics more enjoyable, 97.3% as more approachable, and 96.0% as more understandable.
You too can enjoy the wonders of Exploding Dots! HOW TO ENJOY EXPLODING DOTS: Three Ways 1. Watch a short video explaining what’s in the guide. Download the guide and/or watch all the videos in a new PlayList. Our deepest thanks to the MARY P. 2. 3. The Exploding Dots Experience - The Global Math Project. 21 Ideas for the First Week of School. As I gear up to start planning the upcoming first week of school, I am suddenly reminded that I never got around to blogging about what I did during the first week of school LAST year in it's entirety. I made a list, and I was shocked to find out that I did 21 different activities last year. I knew we did a bunch, but even I was shocked by that number! So, I've decided to blog about those activities in the hopes that it will inspire me to get started planning for this year!
It is important to note that all of my students did not complete all of these activities. Getting to Know You Quizzes - This was my second year to start out the first day of class with a quiz. Here's last year's quiz: When students insist that they can't possible take this quiz because they don't know you, just ask them to make an educated guess. I usually give students around five minutes to complete the quiz. I take each student's quiz after school on the first day and return them first thing on the second day.
Index. Fraction Talks. Welcome to the Mathematics Assessment Project. Questioning My Metacognition | Trying to be a better teacher. A ballerina dances with the geometry of her own movements. Aeon email newsletters are issued by the not-for-profit, registered charity Aeon Media Group Ltd (Australian Business Number 80 612 076 614). This Email Newsletter Privacy Statement pertains to the personally identifying information you voluntarily submit in the form of your email address to receive our email newsletters More generally, when visiting the Aeon site you should refer to our site Privacy Policy here. This Email Newsletter Privacy Statement may change from time to time and was last revised 5 June, 2018.
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Sharing your personal information. Level 1: Forming equal groups. Home. Math Websites – Iwanicki Mom & Daughter Adventures in Teaching. A couple of weeks ago, I posted one of my favorite websites for math talks by Steve Wynborney. If you don’t know his website, I would totally check it out. There is so much on there! Kids love it. Today in math class, we finished up our fraction unit. I decided to give the students an opportunity to use all of the great sites that we have bookmarked! Here are the ones the students decided to use. Freckle – – in Freckle, kids play a game while they are answering mathematics questions.
Polyup – – This one is recommended by youcubed.org. Solve Me – In this website, Solve Me, students are given a number that they need to create to balance a hanging scale. Freckle does have a paid subscription, but all the others are free. While I do prefer to have students doing high level tasks with a group, this was a nice change for them. Like this: Like Loading... Visual Patterns - 1-20. Organized by Grade | MathPickle. Conference_presentation_Russo_and_Hopkins. Home - YouCubed. The PYP Planning Puzzle: Mathematics - Christopher Frost. Stimulate Minds | Australian Maths Trust. We design our competitions and programs to help students to become better problem solvers in school, so they can be creative solution finders in life. Our core passion is finding new and stimulating ways to help young Australians become creative problem solvers.
And we believe that enjoying the challenge of maths is the most effective way to get them there. Our competitions and programs are the key way for you to help us achieve this mission. Every day our dedicated mathematicians work to create challenges for students to practise on, so they’ll be prepared for a future full of real-world problems—problems that’ll need ingenuity, creativity, and determination to solve. Our high-quality maths challenges are then embedded into a range of offerings, from annual events like the internationally recognised Australian Mathematics Competition to programs that run over a series of weeks. Dave Tout. Poly Machines - Polyup. Partners 4 Learning | Connecting Learning at School and Home - Videos.
A series of short, snappy videos explaining primary maths concepts in simple terms for parents, teachers and students to share. Now parents can have a ‘peek’ into the classroom. Addition & Subtraction Multiplication & Division Subitising Fractions Rounding Primary Maths - Trusting the Count Primary Maths - Rounding Primary Maths - Adding with Trading Primary Maths - Long Division Primary Maths - Division Primary Maths - Subtraction with Trading Primary Maths - Multiplication Primary Maths - Bridging to 10 Primary Maths - Adding & Subtracting Groups of 10 Primary Maths - Addition - Number Line Primary Maths - Counting On Primary Maths - Addition - Split Strategy Primary Maths - Addition - Tens Frame Primary Maths - Subtraction - Counting Back Primary Maths - Subtraction - Tens Frame Primary Maths - Subitising - Tens Frame Primary Maths - Fractions - Visual Model Primary Maths - Subitising Primary Maths - Counting by Twos - Tens Frame Primary Maths - Subtraction - Trading/Regrouping.
Pixar in a Box. iPad Teacher Guide sur Twitter : "#iPadEd Idea: Make Battleships game in Numbers App using Emoji keyboard. Find more ideas here. ABC Splash: Maths. NRICH maths. Teachers Primary Pupils Secondary Students Events and PD "It gave me some good ideas to use in the classroom and ... a link that I can get all of the activities from.
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