Starfall Virtual Farm Walk Just before you set off, make sure your speakers are turned on. You will be able to choose where you want to go and how long you want to stay. And if it looks like it might rain, then you'd better put your boots on... Technical bits and bobs To view the Virtual Farm Walk online you will need the free Adobe Shockwave player. Also, you'll need a broadband internet connection as some parts of the walk are quite big to download. If you are unable to install Shockwave, or would prefer not to, then you can still view the Virtual Farm Walk off line (see below). How to view the walk off line In addition to viewing the farm walk on line, you can also download a package (approx 33mb) to install it on your computer. Before downloading or viewing the Virtual Farm Walk, please check the terms of use.
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math and literature idea bank Math Literature and Graphing Activities > I will soon be a student teacher. In my method class for > math I was instructed to create a book lesson intergrating > math. I want to use Harriet's Halloween Candy by Nancy > Carlson, since it will be Halloween when I present this to > my class... Your thoughts are well thought out... KathyB/1st/IA, 10/26/00 on teachers.net math board Best of luck when you present your lesson. Integrating math with Harriet means not only sorting and graphing, which is good, but also how can you tie the feelings of selfishness and greediness into your lesson, which I believe is the lesson Nancy Carlson wants the reader to explore. Choose the attributes you want the students to work with (i.e. size, color, shape, etc.) and fill the bags with any and everything (not just candy) that can be sorted like this. Hand this bag to one person - what do others think? Go on to sort, graph, diagram (using rope circles on the floor works good and working in groups helps).
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