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Such a great online graphing calculator. Desmos. I like how you can draw things and add interesting shapes to them.
An excel workbook to use with students for use on an interactive whiteboard to help you review fractions, decimals, ratios, and percentages. from Kev.
Mean, median and mode treasure hunt. Nice activity starter.
A collection of more than 100 videos that help you explore the world of mathematics. Just about any math topic is covered including probabilities Kaprekar's Constant and more. These videos will be useful if you're in the process of working towards flipping your classroom.
If you're a math teacher, here is an organized assortment of lesson plans for math teachers by grade level.
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Another set of ideas for the outdoors - these are for math and writing topics as well as recognizing numbers.
This is a fun activity where you can build your own kaleidoscope. Zefrank has a lot of creative cool things like this.
Here is a lesson about mirrors and angles using a kaleidoscope activity.
Mr. Nussbaum has a place value pirates game you can play to put math into your end of the year pirate theme. You could use the theme "Don't let summer steal your learning" and share games and fun things to do to learn over the summer.
For those who don't have a lot of technology, this type of lesson (tested in Nepal) that uses colored paper clips to introduce Algebra warms my heart. Algebra is an important subject and using simple manipulatives is a great technique for many classrooms around the world.
Can giants exist? This question for middle and high school has students use volume and surface area to determine if giants can exist. This is for geometry.
Inquiry based projects can have great results.
Bright storm has added and aligned their resources on the TES website. They create a lot of free tutorial videos. These are some great atlernatives to other videos out there. A must for math teachers.
Use the Xbox to help students with math. If this pilot works, this is attractive for many.
"Thanks to a partnership with Microsoft, 12 HISD schools a received new X-Box 360 Kinect full gaming system and several video games for free as part of a national pilot program to enhance math curriculum and engage students in the classroom using innovative technology.
Harris said the game system is helping students master math concepts quickly."
Pi day is this week. Have you planned for Pi day? Here are quite a few lesson plans including powerpoints and other activities. (Remember to have students bring real PIE or make one for them.) Make math fun and Pi day is a great way to do that!
Here's a website I uncovered called the lesson plan Diva. She gives away a lot of free lessons and ideas. Right now she has a nice cartoon teaching about gallons, cups, and quarts and how they relate.
This looks so much fun!! Using Mario Kart to teach spreadsheets. I'm going to use this lesson plan!
Some great lessons to use for science and Engineering week (in the UK but why not bring it over the pond) March 9-18th. If you are promoting STEM here are some fun lessons including the squashed tomato challenge.
High school math teachers will love these sheets of word problems from the UK. They are attractive and well writtten. You can download and print them. I like how students have formulas on their sheets to help another student with their math problems. These are some of the most popular math resources from this site.
Website with tons of math and physics resources shared through a community. This site will give you the best physics and math multimedia on the web in one place. The partners are MIT OpenCourseware and Stony Brook University. This is another way to mashup content and how material is becoming more open
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