Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2009

Line of Symmetry Podcast

Watch & Discuss!

This is a podcast that I recently made for a state math and technology program.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Congruent Figures

Watch & Discuss!

Do you remember our lesson on congruency? Watch the vidcast and see if you can pick out the congruent figures!

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Introducing Ms. Pat

Google Earth Measuring Tool Lesson

Pat Lambrose works in the Instructional Technology Department for the Salt Lake City School District. She has been my mentor, for implementing technology into my teaching (eMINTS), over the past 3 years. I respect her and appreciate her knowledge and assistance.

Today Ms. Pat taught the students of Room 207 to use the measurement tool on Google Earth. This tool allows you to measure distances or paths, with variable increments (e. g. feet, miles, meters, kilometers). Students measured our school field virtually to find out wether or not we actually ran a mile for P. E. this past Monday. It turns out that 4 laps around our field is a little over a mile! We'll have to let Becky know! We also found the field's perimeter and area.

Remember Ms. Pat's challenge 4th graders: Demonstrate to a friend or someone at home how the measurement tool on Google Earth works!


Monday, September 14, 2009

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Patterns of 8 Lesson

Expressions Math Board

Missed out on today's Math lesson or having trouble remembering your patterns of 8 in both multiplication and division? Watch the following vidcasts and catch up with your classmates!

Part 1 - This is how we use Math Boards to visually develop the concept of multiplication by circling (in this case) groups of 8, keeping a running total, and writing equations to represent our work.

Part 2 - Do you understand the inverse relationship between multiplication and division? If you know your factors and the product for any given multiplication equation, then you can form a division fact from it.

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Quadrilaterals Vidcast

My First Vidcast

Hopefully there will be many more of these to come, this was my first attempt at passing on math content via a vidcast.

Students remember, we've covered the material here, this is provided as review.

Parents, take this opportunity to ask your child questions after viewing this vidcast. "What does congruent mean?" "What is a right angle?" "What does parallel mean?"