My students get a kick out of adding new things to their math journals and they learn so much in the process. Kids love creating interactive geometry vocabulary notes by turning a flat piece of paper into a 3 dimensional shape. By doing so I am reinforcing the concept of solid figures having 3 dimensions. I love that these interactive…
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I love how technology has made teaching easier. I’m lucky enough to be blessed with a class set of Chromebooks and I use Google Apps for Education in my classroom. A LOT. One of my favorite ways to use Google Slides is for math manipulatives. It is so easy to create your own digital math manipulatives with Google Slides! Why…
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Do you have students who need their work modified? I have great news for teachers who use Google apps. Google Forms is very easy to modify. No more “one size fits all” digital assignments. Modifying Google Forms assignments only takes a few minutes and changes are automatically saved in Google Drive. You can save time by reusing the same modified…
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Save time with an easy to use Chrome extension that is perfect for math teachers. Teaching fractions can be fun. Typing fractions on a computer – not so much. Word processing programs have trouble formatting fractions consistently. Some fractions receive preferential treatment with beautiful horizontal fraction bars, while other less fortunate fractions get stuck with tacky slashed fraction bars. Ugh!…
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There are so many different options available for going digital in your classroom. One of my all time favorite resources is Google Apps for Education. Google apps are readily available and free which makes them a viable solution for teachers. One of my most used Google tools is Google Forms. I use Google Forms for much of my daily work…
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