Posted by Tech Ninja on Jan 3rd, 2008 | 2 comments
Here is an introductory lesson for telling time to the nearest hour, half-hour, and quarter-hour. In this lesson, students look at the clock cut into quarters to see when the quarters land. The lesson also discusses the different methods of saying and writing a time. Then whole group has practice problems. Other objectives covered include a.m. and p.m., likely times of doing an activity, reading...
Posted by Tech Ninja on Dec 29th, 2007 | 4 comments
Creating, using, and interpreting graphs is a major part of the math curriculum. Here we have an introductory Smartboard Notebook lesson for pictographs and bar graphs. I would probably do this Notebook lesson over two math periods.
First, students are introduced to what graphing is. Then students take a closer look at pictographs and the different parts of pictographs. There are some interactive...
Posted by Tech Ninja on Dec 10th, 2007 | 6 comments
I like to look for fun and interactive ways to review concepts before a test. One of those ways was using a Jeopardy style game. There are several PowerPoint versions of Jeopardy games but I wanted one in Notebook linked to a Question (or an answer if you prefer to play strictly by the rules).
When I play this with my class, I have my students put a small Post-It note on the question that they...