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Sep 1

http://www.learnmathwithfun.com

Playing to learn: Panelists at Stanford discussion say using games as an educational too...

We may think we’re pretty smart, but in fact we have very little notion of how humans learn. Kids know: They play games. Until, that is, they go to school. That’s when the games stop. And often, so does the learning.That was the sad panorama painted b

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Welcome to the Place Value Page

Here Teachers,Parents and Students can find a collection of games and activities in order to help student to improve understanding in math skills such as the following: Place Value models tens and ones. Place Value models up to hundreds. Place Value model

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Math games

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Sep 15

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Playing to learn: Panelists at Stanford discussion say using games as an educational too...

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Dipanshu Educational games are designed to assist kids in learning about subjects and enhancing their skills. They are made to induce learning with game play. What is the need of education-games? Now a days all kids are using smart phones. About 91 percent kids are play games in his parents phone or laptop. It's better to use this into your advantage and ma...See MoreEducational games are designed to assist kids in learning about subjects and enhancing their skills. They are made to induce learning with game play. What is the need of education-games? Now a days all kids are using smart phones. About 91 percent kids are play games in his parents phone or laptop. It's better to use this into your advantage and make them learn by this technology. This will help them to improve their mathematical ability and logical skill. What kids really gain from education-games? Here is a list of things that education-games help with a child's development. Build Focus Educational game can really help a child to focus. While playing kids patiently crosses each level to get the next level. This help them to learn and they pay more attention which makes learning while playing all the more effective. Develop Multiple skills One of the advantage of educational games is that students develop multiple skills and subjects across the curriculum at once. They can solve math problems as well learning a new language while play this. Develops Creative Problem-Solving Skill A game presents different difficult in each level. In which he need to come out of it by using his logic and creative ability. Education games are a good way to help them to learn how to come out of those difficulties but also master them to over-time. List of Edu-games Below is a list edu-game apps that are widely appreciated and help kids to improve their skill Fish School HD - This game for pre-schoolers (age 2-5), it teaches numbers, letters, shapes, and colors with the help of animated fish. The app tries to cover basic skills taught before or during preschool curriculum.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fish-school-hd-by-duck-duck-moose/id367567922?mt=8

Scout's ABC Garden - (Age 2-4 )This is one entry in a series by Leap Frog that stars a green puppy named Scout, who takes kids through his backyard where they help him find things he's lost, grow letters and count drops of water.

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/app-reviews/scouts-abc-garden

Balloony Word - (Age 6-10) This game helps kids learn new words and their spellings. Stack the States - (All ages) The best way to learn geography. This app covers a wide variety of United States Geography such as capitals, state shapes, borders, and abbreviations.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/balloony-word/id403683612?mt=8

Dinosaur Park Math - (Age 8-12) This app uses kids' fascination with dinosaurs to learn mathematical operations like addition and subtraction.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/detailsid=air.com.mm_media.DinoParkMathL&hl=en

Mathaly- (Age 6-11) This app uses for doing his maths practice Mathaly is an online math practice game for students of grade 1 to grade 5. It is designed to get them 10 times more practice than classroom. Math curriculum is broken down into major areas like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, length etc LINK

https://logicroots.com/math-games/mathaly/

Fish School HD - by Duck Duck Moose on the App Store

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Innovative Formative Math Assessments for 7th grade

by Moni

Sep 8

The Institute for Innovative Assessment (IIA) at the University of Wisconsin - Madison is seeking middle school math & science teachers to participate in the 2017-18 "ONPAR" pilot.

ONPAR is a computerized classroom assessment system used to support teaching and assessing students' knowledge of complex content. These assessme...See More

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Free Printable Math Worksheets for Practice

by Math Teacher

Sep 4

I found this website, which has so many colorful, story based Math worksheets for free.

You can download, print and can use it.

https://logicroots.com/math-worksheets/

If you know of more such website, please let us know.

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Your Feedback about Free STEM Education Resource StemEZ.com

by Paul Singh

Aug 20

I have set up a free Stem Education resource StemEZ.com with 50,000 problems & Solutions for Math & Science teachers & students. Please provide feedback on its comprehensive coverage and usefulness with suggestions if any and share it on social networks with your colleagues and students. Check it out at StemEZ.com for more details and b...See More

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This should be included in this forum

by Bob R/CA

Aug 17

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Algebra 2 Demo Lesson

by NR

Aug 14

What would you recommend as a topic for an Algebra 2 demo lesson? Thanks, NR

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Math Teachers -Please help solve a debate!

by Nicole

Jul 29

Although this is a very simple problem, myself and another educator have debated the answer. It's the simple ones sometimes! We need the wisdom of other math teachers to help us out. This is all in fun! Please solve: 8/2(2+2)

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MTA PEMDAS is an acronym that summarizes the order in which parentheses, exponentiation, multiplication and division, addition and subtraction are performed in an arithmetic or algebraic expression.

8/2(2+2)=8/2(4)=8/2*(4)=8/2*4=4*4=16

You can put this in a calculator that allows expression entry and verify that result is 16.

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BA Well...it depends on what is meant because the notation isn't all that clear. IF it means the fraction 8 over 2 (or 8 divided by 2) multiplied by the sum of 2 and 2, yes--the answer is 16. If it means 8 divided by twice the sum of 2 and 2, the answer is 1. The calculator is assuming the first.

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The #1 struggle for teachers...

by Jay

Jul 25

What is the #1 struggle are you most worried about for teaching this school year?

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Maths lesson plans

by Greg

Mar 17

Hello, I was just wondering what everyone's opinion was on when you need to refresh lesson plans and learning materials. For instance, is it okay to use the same lesson plans year after year or is it a good idea to refresh them every year?

Any help will be greatly appreciated

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Greg

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Rich I agree with Betty. A little addition or tweak builds on the existing great lesson you already have. It took awhile but each year by adding a little extra the lessons I use are jam packed with more aw's and oww's that caught the students attention engaging ways. An example of a daily lesson that morphed included a starting infinite welcoming kiosk,...See MoreI agree with Betty. A little addition or tweak builds on the existing great lesson you already have. It took awhile but each year by adding a little extra the lessons I use are jam packed with more aw's and oww's that caught the students attention engaging ways. An example of a daily lesson that morphed included a starting infinite welcoming kiosk,with a daily quote, attention grabbing pictures, daily calendar of events, starter instructions followed by: a bell ringer, week at glance, lesson objective with standard, probing questions, flash cards(accessing prior knowledge) anticipatory set, direct/guided instruction, infused cognitive overload breaks, active learning strategies, check for understandings, a second set of flash cards, differentiated learning opportunities, independent practice set and finishing with a ticket out. This lesson morphed each year to the above existing product of my daily lesson components. These were the standard lessons in addition to the various hands on days as needed each week.

On 3/17/17, Betty Ann wrote: > I would refresh frequently. First of all, I would get bored > with doing the same thing. > > But also, some lessons work well--and some don't. I try to > make notes about what works (keep that) and what > doesn't(needs updating). I get new ideas from workshops, > professional development, this chatboard, pinterest, > colleagues, etc. > > Another reason for updating is that frequently a school or > district has a new emphasis. Do students need to do more > writing in math class? More hands-on? More real life > applications? > > What does standardized testing reveal as common weaknesses? > How can you tweak your lesson plans to give more practice > on those skills or concepts? > > How about changes in technology that enable you and your > students to do something better or quicker? A new smart > board? > > > On 3/17/17, Greg wrote: >> Hello, >> I was just wondering what everyone's opinion was on when >> you need to refresh lesson plans and learning materials. >> For instance, is it okay to use the same lesson plans > year >> after year or is it a good idea to refresh them every > year? >> >> Any help will be greatly appreciated >> >> Thanks >> >> Greg

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Firoza Ahmed Yes it would be a great idea to refresh your lessons because all the children learn at different pace so you need to adjust your lessons and resources according to their needs and prior knowledge that they have.

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