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Multiplying fractions and integers | This is my classroom

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This is my classroom. Reading on Knowledge, Memory and Learning. Reading on Teaching Strategies. Modelling percentage change with Numicon. Single and multi clause sentences – an analogy →. July 24, 2015 · 10:07 pm. Multiplying fractions and integers. This is an account of a particularly successful topic from Y5 on multiplying fractions and integers. It’s fast becoming one of my favourite concepts to teach. I showed multiple representations of a calculation, showing how to make it with cubes:. When childr...

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Must Follow | Math Milestones with my little men

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Math Milestones with my little men. A journey in early numeracy. Pre-kindergarten – Two. Learning to Count Activities. One is a snail picture book activities. Blogs worth blogging about! Leave a link in the comment section below! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Exit 10A: Bill (and Phil) and Me

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Trying to make math meaningful in an elementary school somewhere off the New Jersey Turnpike. View my complete profile. Sunday, November 9, 2014. Bill (and Phil) and Me. I am not an autograph hound. However I have amassed a pretty cool collection of signatures over the years, mostly from the world of sports and literature. Here's a sampling:. Willis Reed was the captain and fighting heart of the Knick championship teams of the late 60's and early 70's. Harry Bosch is one amazing detective! I met Phil Daro.

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Following Learning: May 2015

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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Thursday, 14 May 2015. A scale, from the Latin word scala. We've just finished a series of seven lessons on scaling. With the Year 4 classes (8 and 9 year olds). It's not been a very prominent part of any curriculum I've worked with, but for a long time it's seemed to me such a ubiquitous bit of maths, that I was keen that our children have a handle on it. The immediate prompt that made me finally plan the lessons was a comment by Paula Beardell Krieg. Here, what goes t...

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Following Learning: November 2014

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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Monday, 24 November 2014. The list goes on. Another item for the list. When I was a kid at school I got into programming in Basic. It was mathematical in ways that maths lessons weren't. For instance, the only time I ever asked a teacher how to do something that hadn't been taught was when I needed a bit of maths for a program I was writing. How do I stop this weather data looking so spiky? You need a moving average.". I used the Microworlds. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Reading on Leadership | This is my classroom

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This is my classroom. Reading on Knowledge, Memory and Learning. Reading on Teaching Strategies. Know thy impact: teaching, learning and leading. Evaluating and improving our practice – a paradigm shift. The future of career progression in teaching. The 7 levers of highly effective school leaders. A collection of leadership posts. Replacing national curriculum levels. What makes a good observation? We go to learn, not teach. What if observations were only formative? Making lesson observations worthwhile.

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A Very Curious Class: I Teach 1st! {Day 2}

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Wednesday, July 8, 2015. I'm back to share with you what I learned during day 2 at I Teach 1st! Day 2 started off with Matt Gomez. With a session about inquiry-based learning. I saw Matt last year at I Teach K, and was interested to learn more about his classroom. This session did not disappoint! They learn more through the process than the product, so don't focus as much on what the product looks like as the process to get there. Coding can be done! Using glue guns in K! Fluency is something that I thin...

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Opposite of a Negative: November 2016

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Opposite of a Negative. Lesson plans, reflections, student work, and more. How tall is Mr. Joyce? Monday, November 28, 2016. 3 Act Tasks in Math Intervention. I teach a 7th and 8th grade math intervention class 3rd period with about 13 students. Only 3 of them are in my 5th period mainstream class, the rest have different teachers. This makes it a bit hard to coordinate homework at times, but I have a board with teachers names on it where they write in the assignment. I showed them the common denominator...

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Georgia Mathematics Educator Forum: Grades 6-8 - Multi Grade Resources

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Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. Georgia Mathematics Educator Forum: Grades 6-8. How to Teach Math. Finding the Right Resources. Effective Instructional Practices Guide (Number Talks, 3-Acts, and Formative Instructional Practices). CCGPS Math effectiveinstructionalpracticesguide.pdf. Math Solutions presentation on Number Talks in Middle School. 14 NCTM KCohen NumberTalks.pdf. Expeditionary...