advanced mathematics

This resource is part of the Lodi Unified School Dsitrict 7-12 TEchnology Integration support.  The resource is a web page set of free activity links that promote students practicing classroom skillls in the areas of English, Math, Science, and Social Science.  The resource helps teachers extend the learning day.  The activiteis are well sutied to independent learning. Mathematics, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science

These easy reading level addition story problems are intended for 1st or 2nd grade. They include space for number sentences and are for students just learning about story problems for the first time. Word Document addition, story problems

Smartboard Activity. Beginning word problems for K/1 students. word problems, kindergarten, first grade

Smartboard Activity. Beginning word problems for K/1 students. word problems, kindergarten, first grade

Here is a PowerPoint for working with patterns. Drag and Drop in PowerPoint Patterns

Do you have a favorite Greek Mathematician? If not, here's a project to help you find one! After viewing the video from United Streaming, students will research, prepare and present a project using a cereal box and their imaginations about their favorite Greek mathematician. This resource includes the project description, the video is also uploaded, as well as the rubric to grade the finished project. greek, mathematician, geometry, project, math

This lesson combines math problem-solving with learning about the library. problem-solving, library

This lesson plan teaches the strategy of visualizing to increase Math comprehension skills. This activity will help students increase their comprehension skills to successfully solve complex word problems. Resource Type

The first worksheet has just subtraction story problems. The second and third are addition and subtraction mixed to help them think through the process. Word Document addition, subtraction, story problems

This number chart with numbers 1-10 can be used to show number patterns with both odd and even numbers. I used this with kindergarten and first graders. submitted by: Amber Price odd, even, odd numbers, even numbers