Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts

Thursday, December 1, 2016

Front Row



Front Row offers free, differentiated math practice. Students start with a diagnostic assessment, then work at their own pace/level. Click the screenshot above, or right here to visit the site. Our classroom code is zdmwq6.

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Great Minds Think Alike


Friday's Number Talk was different than usual. Instead of independent problem solving, pairs made sense of a single subtraction equation using as many strategies as possible. Working collaboratively before sharing whole-group requires a double dose of mathematical communication.

According to Kathy Richardson, the Program Director of Math Perspectives Teacher Development Center, "The power in the Number Talks comes from inspiring each child to think and make sense of the mathematics they are presented. They are never trying to figure out what the teacher wants. Rather they are totally engaged in their own sense making process. Too much of school as experienced by children is learning what they are supposed to be learning. But a Number Talk is an opportunity for children to learn that they can figure things out for themselves in the way that makes sense to them."









"Diversity assures resilience."

-Fritjof Capra

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Graphing in the Sun


Dylan and the rest of our math group get some vitamin D while creating colorful bar and pictographs with sidewalk chalk.












Monday, January 18, 2016

Creative Geometry


Students tap into their creative sides as they construct colorful geometric art and explore shapes and their respective attributes. Bella's intricate work looks a bit Incan.






 



Friday, August 14, 2015

Master Your Facts With Xtra Math


Xtra Math is a free resource for kids to practice math facts from any computer with an internet connection. Click the image above, or right here to get started. Our classroom code is SHSYTH, and if you lost or forgot your pin, send me an email (brooksc@clarke.k12.ga.us).

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Math Review Symbaloo


Mrs. Sitler created a Symbaloo math page for review. Click the image above, or right here to explore a wide range of digital games, resources and tutorials.

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Rounding and Estimation


Rounding and estimation follow subtraction.  AAA Math offers web based timed practice.  Click here to get started.

Monday, August 4, 2014

Math, Week 1



From tenths to ten thousands, the year begins with place value.  Click here to practice with words and numbers from any computer with an internet connection.

Monday, December 30, 2013

Monday, December 12, 2011

Area Prezi


Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Addition With Regrouping With Groups of Curious Kids


Warm up in pairs with Launch Problems to activate the math muscles.  School-wide, classes use the ICAN method:

Information, please.
Create a plan.
Act!
Now, is it correct?

Evelyn and Cassius can!


Thania and Scotty can!


Ja'niya and Japheth can!


Next comes independent problem solving...


Then pairs discuss answers and strategies.


Finally, everyone writes word problems for others to solve (and they're a lot harder than anything I give them).