carol dobrowolski's List: The Mean Student Project

This is a tool that can be used for students to create various types of graphs quickly. The students can individualize their results, edit and revise graphs, preview, save to their own source and then able to print final products.

Practice lesson for students for calculating mean, median and mode with a set of data.

These are some quick examples to help students practice with the the concept of calculating the arithimetic mean or average.

This site is very useful for interactive smartboard lessons and games that can be used in math. There are many topics/concepts to choose from. This is a good place to start to get ideas for how to use Smartboard technology. Other subject areas are also available.

This site provides many interactive math lessons, based on provincial curricular outcomes. Level of difficulty can be selected by choice of grade level. Lots of variety of lessons and concepts/skills. Can be used as excellent practice sessions for students, with feedback provided for their results.

This is a good site for students to practice math skills. Can be used individually, with small groups, or as full class. Students can practice, and questions will be become more difficult as they go through levels. Results will be tracked. Extensive list of skills are practiced, with a section to identify which provincial curricular outcome is addressed by a particular skill.

This video is based on a National Geograpic study of what the "typical" person in the world today would be all about. What would this person look like, where would this person live? What would they have? Excellent to use with Social Studies unit on demographics and introduction to cultures and races. Good follow up to use the National Geographic article to support further discussion.

This site is one of various games and exercises, many interactive, for grade 7 math concepts. Some are quite tricky, like the factor game in the multiplications, factors and sqaure roots section. Sections include an interactive game, as well as, exercises ready for use and answers.

interactive smartboard lesson for mean

This is a website of various games for math for all ages.

This site is a link to suggested sites of SmartBoard activities, lessons, interactive games, etc. This section is specific to math, but if you look in the categories section, there are many other options to view. The link to the Start of the Year Survey looks like an interesting beginning activity.

This site has many examples of interactive games for math for various concepts and grade levels.

This is the link to the provincial document for the ICT applications that we are required to report on in all of our subjects.