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Cindy BrockRT @Primary_Ed: How To Teach Maths With Legos: http://t.co/p3FFlt08Hs. #mathchat http://t.co/W1BCeushUx #edchat #edtech
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Ángeles AraguzNeat ideas. RT @web20classroom: How To Teach Math With Legos: http://t.co/yVniNEsWhX. #mathchat http://t.co/WAF6HsI2VR
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Justine HughesHow To Teach Math With LEGOs http://t.co/xCwc52SE8i http://t.co/hc8moSstKH
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- Fractions: Using bricks of the same size but different color, have the students count out the denominator (total bricks) and the numerator representative of each color. You can employ any size bricks for this task.
- Area and Perimeter: Using bricks of any color, construct a rectangle or square. The students can use the nubs on top of the bricks to calculate the area and the perimeter of each shape they create.
- Multiplication: Using bricks of various sizes (ie 4 nubs on top, 8 nubs on top), students can calculate how many total nubs there are based on the number of same-sized bricks. Thus, a group of 4 ‘size 4′ bricks would yield 16 nubs)
- Mean, Median, Mode, and Range: Using groups of different sized bricks (ie, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1) and totaling the nubs on each group, students can calculate the mean, median, mode, and range.
- Place Value: Using a bullseye visual or other type of visual (like this one), place different ‘sized’ bricks in each category, and the students can use that information to write out the number indicated. This could make for fun group work in class.
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David RuhfThis article by Katie Lepi gives different uses for Lego's when teaching math. This would be great for manipulative learning. I think this is geared for elementary and middle school, but could be used in the lower levels of high school math.
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yolyomUsing Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like …
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Lisa WalkerRT @edutopia: Neat ideas. How To Teach Math With Legos: http://t.co/7TRzWg5Yln. #RBE58 #CenterSD http://t.co/yDgynckZdG
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shellygilmore7Using Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like …
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lizabethcooperUsing Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like …
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09 Sep 14
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Seth DenistonLove it! How To Teach Math With LEGOs | Edudemic http://t.co/51Ebw9nJIs
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Ashleigh Rendell“@johnqgoh: How To Teach Math With LEGOs http://t.co/U4gNF2Ra3w via @edudemic”@tickytecky
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smann140Using Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like …
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John Evans"Using Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like area and perimeter, the different colors lend themselves well to fractions. "
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Andrew WilliamsonUsing Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. The handy little nubs sitting atop the bricks offer a chance to teach things like area and perimeter, the different colors lend themselves well to fractions.
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Lucas GillispieHow To Teach Math With LEGOs #SCSEd #NCEd #edchat http://t.co/Kme0Puo8cT
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Zoe PipeHow To Teach Math With LEGOs http://t.co/y3m1RTHCWM
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Eric LanghorstHow To Teach Math With LEGOs #edtech #elearning http://t.co/JI88mUo8G9
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celestino artetaTop story: How To Teach Math With LEGOs | Edudemic http://t.co/ns0yAZ2qG8, see more http://t.co/N8bcEf5Cky
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Michael RichardsUsing Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. via Pocket
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