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Lessons

My inquiry involve incorporating technology into my math lessons. This included the use of a lot of new apps (Go back to Learn More if you would like to see my technology slide show). 

This page will have resources including a few apps I focused on, lessons created through Google Apps For Education (GAFE), as well as some student examples. While I focused on math, you can take any of these lessons/ideas and adapt them to work another subject, or different grade levels. 

Lessons  - iPad Apps

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​ShowMe      
  • FREE (up to 60 minutes of recording space)
  • Draw on a "whiteboard" surface, while recording your voice - demonstration video
  • FLIPPED LEARNING: record a lesson for students to watch before class...
    • Example video on division
  • LESSON: Have your students use the app to show their learning, or explain the concept to their classmates... (Communication & Creativity)
    • Example student video on turning fractions --> decimals
Zap Zap Fractions: 
  • FREE
  • Students follow a fraction Lesson, play around with virtual Manipulatives, take a Quiz, and then have a Challenge
  • Progress Recording Sheet: (See file below)
    • Use this to keep kids accountable, etc.
Fraction App Recording Sheet
File Size: 66 kb
File Type: docx
Download File

McGraw-Hill Math Apps:
  • Cost money, but they will go for free every once in a while - keep your eyes peeled!
  • Students can choose from different math games to play on their own, or with a partner
    • CHOICE is key!
  • Students get immediate feedback
Math Fight:
  • FREE
  • Students play with a partner, and race to complete math facts
  • Operations: +, - (x and / cost $)
    • Students play in easy, medium, hard, or expert mode
Khan Academy: 
  • FREE
  • LOTS of great videos, tutorials, and fun activities
  • Students choose an area to work on, and complete fun math activities
  • IF students sign up for an account (with parent permission), they can get points and badges, and then add to their avatar... kids go crazy for this!
  • IF students are logged in, teacher can track a students' progress toward skills
Xtra Math: 
  • FREE
  • Math facts practice: +, -, x, /
  • IF students sign up for an account (with parent permission), they can get progress updates
  • IF students are logged in, teacher can track a students' progress toward mastery

Lessons - GAFE

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For more on GAFE, click on "How-Tos" -->
Google Drawing -
  • Solve math problems
    • Students may show their work in a variety of ways
    • Example Lesson on Multiplication/Division:
      • Example Lesson
      • Example Student Work
      • CCSS Link
      • Creativity, Critical Thinking
    Watch a video, make visual representation of a math problem
    • Example Lesson on Fractions:
      • Example Lesson (overall)
      • Example Lesson Drawing Directions
      • Example Student Work
      • CCSS Link
      • Creativity, Critical Thinking
  • Graph data 
    • Example Lesson on Line Plots:
      • Example Lesson (overall)
      • Example Lesson Drawing Directions
      • Example Student Work
      • CCSS Link
      • Communication, Critical Thinking
  • Create your own problem
    • Example Lesson on Word Problems:
      • Example Lesson Drawing Directions
      • Example Student Work
      • CCSS Link
      • Creativity, Communication
Google Forms - 
  • Watch a video and answer questions
    • Example Lesson on Factor Pairs
    • CCSS Link
    • Example Lesson on Fractions 


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​      * All assignments were posted for students
                       via Google Classroom
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