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We need review help with new math app for iPad

by Anna

Aug 14, 2013

hello, we create iPad math application for primary and secondary school. application is explaining math problems connected with motion. there are about 200 motion problems in first level. we are almost ready to release the first level and look for teachers who can review prerelease version

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Rocket Math in Kindergarten?? Thoughts??

by Terri

Aug 15, 2013

Sorry for the cross-post if you are on the kindergarten chatboard. Rocket Math in K? Pros? Cons?

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Anyone using MyMath/McGraw Hill??

by Terri

Aug 15, 2013

NFM

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Math II curriculum

by kelly carter

Aug 16, 2013

Does anyone have any resources for the Math 1, Math 2, and math 3 (especially Math 2)? We are implementing these changes per DPI this year and wondered who out there was already using them.

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marion I am using Discovering Advanced Algebra, Pearson Algebra 2, and Core Plus from glencoe. I'm just pulling the best I can find. Also, searching the internet.

On 8/16/13, kelly carter wrote: > Does anyone have any resources for the Math 1, Math 2, and > math 3 (especially Math 2)? We are implementing these > changes per DPI this yea...See More

Aug 30, 2013

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Math In Focus-Singapore Math

by Sue

Aug 20, 2013

Does anyone teach middle school with Math In Focus? I just want to find out what sorts of activities others are using with this series. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Go Math

by Bill

Aug 25, 2013

I need to see how anybody has Go Math in a lesson plan format. I like the program, but I am burning a lot of time trying to write daily plans for it. I have the Common Core edition.

Where can I find sample plans for that? If anybody has them saved, I'd be happy to buy them. I am looking for 3rd grade.

Thank you,

Bill

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Jenn Has your school purchased a license to Think Central? They are the on-line component to Go Math, and where you can access everything - TM, student edition, pacing guide, assessment guide, all the workbooks (standard, reteach, enrichment), as well as find a HUGE wealth of resources, including on-line lessons for the Smart Boards or Promethean Boards...See MoreHas your school purchased a license to Think Central? They are the on-line component to Go Math, and where you can access everything - TM, student edition, pacing guide, assessment guide, all the workbooks (standard, reteach, enrichment), as well as find a HUGE wealth of resources, including on-line lessons for the Smart Boards or Promethean Boards as well as manipulatives, extension activities, and review activities. It's worth the cost if your entire school is using it.

I can tell you how we set up our lesson for our 6th grade co-taught class. We start with a warm-up: 3-5 problems that review skills taught in the last few lessons, or ones we have noticed need to be practiced. This is designed to be an independent activity - each student does as much as they can. Think Central has electronic transparencies for this available. These start out easy enough for all the students to answer and end with a challenge problem for the higher students. We teach the focus of the lesson, using the Smart Board lesson from Think Central or examples on the white board. When we are doing really well on time we break into small groups to practice the skill and reteach/enrich. We are finally, after 3 weeks finished, accepting the fact that we will need 2 solid days (45-50 minutes each day) for a lesson in order for the majority of the students to understand it and have enough time to practice it. The second day we are going to begin with a 5 question review "quiz" that likely won't be graded that will assess how much students understood from the first day of the lesson. Once we see who is where we will arrange small groups to practice, reteach, or enrich. Sometimes we give homework and sometimes we don't, it depends on how far we have gotten. We are also mixing in multiplication time tests twice a week to practice facts, as well as a program called Math 4 Today. There are materials for Go math available on Teacher Pay Teacher as well.

This isn't exactly a lesson plan, and the 6th grade level is definitely covering pre- algebra concepts a great deal of the time, so that might be different than your lessons. I hope this helps though! All of our teachers are finding this program very challenging, especially 4th and up.

Jenn

On 8/25/13, Bill wrote: > I need to see how anybody has Go Math in a lesson plan > format. I like the program, but I am burning a lot of time > trying to write daily plans for it. I have the Common Core > edition. > > Where can I find sample plans for that? If anybody has them > saved, I'd be happy to buy them. I am looking for 3rd grade. > > Thank you, > > Bill

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STEM in classrooms

by Danielle

Aug 30, 2013

I was introduced to incorporating engineering ideas into a mathematics classroom. The purpose was to engage students in hands on activities.

My study was more focused on electrical engineering. So, I worked a lot with Ohm's Law, voltage dividers, LED's, breadboards, and resistors.

I was wondering if anyone else had used engineer...See More

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GO MATH

by Richard

Aug 30, 2013

I have been following a couple of these posts

I need to recommend a place to go

It is great

I have just spent the summer getting up to speed on Calculus

so just type in GO MATH and guess what happens

you get 1,650,000 places to go and learn about GO MATH

oh the place - YOU TUBE

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