The BBC website always has a variety of games and activities for students of various ages, but this particular set of games has a great addition: the embed code to copy and paste for your class website or blog. I think I might use these early on as a way to get students and parents comfortable with the idea of visiting and using the class blog.
View the activities here.
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Well, here is Math 2.0, an examination of all the web has to offer education, and hopefully some useful links and lessons for any math teachers out there. I teach 7th grade math here in Round Rock, TX. You can visit my Teacherweb here.
This blog will function as a personal learning blog for my professional development course here in Central Texas, and hopefully help me organize and utilize my jumble of bookmarks (mostly these in my IE and Firefox bookmark Bermuda Triangle), interactive whiteboard links, and other miscellaneous bits of useful web 2.0. Anyway, thanks for stopping by...
This blog will function as a personal learning blog for my professional development course here in Central Texas, and hopefully help me organize and utilize my jumble of bookmarks (mostly these in my IE and Firefox bookmark Bermuda Triangle), interactive whiteboard links, and other miscellaneous bits of useful web 2.0. Anyway, thanks for stopping by...
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Math 2.0 is a collection of links, teaching ideas, and musings from me, Will Waghorne. I teach 7th grade math in Round Rock, TX.
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