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May 1, 2007
I teach a Middle School Basic Math Class that is an hour
and a half long. I am in desperate need of fun activities
that can fill up part of this time. I have no curriculum
and I have been trying to come up with stuff on my own all
year and I now realize I NEED HELP!!! Any ideas?
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Did you try the Middle School and Math chatboards at T.Net?
They may have some ideas. Also, how about dividing your
class into math teams and giving them a tough word problem
to work out as a group each day. Teams could compete for a
grand prize on the last day (make sure you have consolation
prizes too)...See More