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Printable Taboo Cards Template. Raquo; Let’s Play Taboo! Let’s Play Taboo! So Wednesday is an early day…and picture day…and there’s an assembly in there too! It really doesn’t pay to jump into anything new with physics, so I created a Taboo-style game that should last all year. They’re all fancy and laminated and I’m super proud! I’ve included my template at the bottom; here’s how to make one of your own:. Look in your textbook’s glossary. Finished Physics Taboo Game (More than 100 cards! Bull; No Comment.
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Printable Taboo Cards Template. Archive for the 'Games' Category. Let’s Play 25. Posted by Amanda on Feb 08, 2016. Bull; Comment feed RSS 2.0. Bull; No Comment. IHWH Slope-Intercept and Point Slope Form. Necessity is the mother of invention today. Last Thursday, my projector died. State testing for my students is today and tomorrow. (Some classes today…other classes tomorrow…) It seemed like a good time for a sponge activity. Enter my variation on the. I have… Who has…. Posted by Amanda on Apr 13, 2015.
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Printable Taboo Cards Template. Archive for the 'Uncategorized' Category. The Beginning of Year 5. Today was really weird. So for the past 2-ish weeks, I’ve been at our brand-spanking-new high school building. I unpacked all of my stuff and made it look presentable. I put posters everywhere. I did my pre-planning. But today the students arrived and it finally became real for me. This was my new classroom. These are my new classes. I have some pretty big changes planned. Posted by Amanda on Aug 25, 2016.
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Printable Taboo Cards Template. Raquo; Classroom Decor Printables. Intro to Algebra – Wordle .pdf. Posted by Amanda on Jun 18, 2014. Bull; Comment feed RSS 2.0. Bull; No Comment. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. September 2, 2016. Day 8: Started Reading A Book in STEM #Teach180. September 2, 2016. I'm sick of the water bottle flipping trend.there, I said it.
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Hexagon- the first spark | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. Hexagon- the first spark. This was my warmup today:. Draw a six-sided shape. I followed up in our discussion with “Is a hexagon a 6-sided shape? 8221; and “Are all 6-sided shapes hexagons? 8221; Tomorrow they’re going to be in groups to categorize the shapes from Christopher Danielson’s Hierarchy of Hexagons. Project. These are my probably incoherent notes:. Lots of people said yes, so we had to look up the definition of a hexagon. 6th period: Much less deba...
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Hallmark ain’t got nothin’ on us. | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. Hallmark ain’t got nothin’ on us. We did an awesome project today inspired by Fawn. Coming up on area of composite shapes, I needed a way for students to practice the composite-ness and the “splitting up” skill. A popular text book problem asks about pools and tiling/grass/etc around the pool in the yard, so I thought about having them draw a pool and do all that jazz, but I couldn’t really get that idea together. Foreshadowing of calculus: the smaller we sp...
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NCTM14 -> New members? | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. NCTM14 - New members? NCTM 2014 left me ON FIRE. (Almost literally, it was so hot walking around on Saturday.) But seriously, it left me hungry for more: more PrBL in my classroom, more student conversations, more teacher online collaboration, more ed conversations, more all of it. Give a “new teacher” discount” a la student discount (how do you define/prove “new teacher”)? Give a first-time attender discount? As well as a similar one for prospective teachers.
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April | 2014 | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. Hallmark ain’t got nothin’ on us. We did an awesome project today inspired by Fawn. Coming up on area of composite shapes, I needed a way for students to practice the composite-ness and the “splitting up” skill. A popular text book problem asks about pools and tiling/grass/etc around the pool in the yard, so I thought about having them draw a pool and do all that jazz, but I couldn’t really get that idea together. Foreshadowing of calculus: the smaller we sp...
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Small Groups | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. Was able to do small groups with proofs today. I let them self-select into my facilitated group while the rest of the class tried on their own and checked against answer key posted online. Identified where individual students had trouble. Automatic buy-in because of the self-select. Students who were working independently were excited to try the proofs on their own. Only got through 1 proof. Http:/ nrich.maths.org/content/id/7011/nrich%20paper.pdf. You are c...
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Hexagons, cont. | DIY: Math PD
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Sometimes it's better to just do it ourselves. Friday, we dove into a modified version of Christopher Danielson’s hexagon activity as partially described in my previous post. Instead of coming up with classifications for each individual shape, I asked students to group the shapes. Not a lot for them to go on. Here’s what I saw…. These pieces fit like a puzzle. They’re long and skinny. They look the same. Just enough so that each hexagon is in one group. November 3, 2014. Hexagon- the first spark. You are...
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