Educator Resources -> Mathematics

Smartboard Activity. Counting sets of 10 or fewer objects.

This is a powerpoint presentation that was created by Linda Rush, a special education teacher from the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. This lesson is basic counting lessons with illustrated pictures. Included arre two film clips that are linked files that need to be downloaded. These are two songs that are very entertaining as well as educational counting, numbers

Students count and drag the coins to the cash register and then write the amount of the coins on the register. counting coins, coins, money

Here is a Self Checking Excel document. We create lots of these for math, spelling and whatever. It is a fun way to type in the answer and get immediate feedback for the students. Remember to put your answer in like .25 and see how you do! carsoncindy on Tuesday, Apr 25 2006 at 12:01 AM on Tuesday, Aug 15 2006 at 09:13 PM on Tuesday, Sep 05 2006 at 12:38 PM coins

smartboard Activity. Can you put the correct amount of money in the storekeeper's hand? Students read the amount of money on the price tag and drag coins to make that amount of money. How many ways can you make that amount? counting money, counting coins

This SMARTBoard lesson is appropriate for 1st grade. This is a teacher led activity where students have the opportunity to review the value of a penny, nickel, and dime. Students will also count a collection of coins. Students will manipulate realistic looking coins to show a specific value of coins as stated by their teacher. A full lesson plan is attached to the lesson in the attachments tab. Notebook version 9.5 is needed to download this lesson. math, counting, money, coins, smartboard,

This PowerPoint uses video clips to help first graders at the beginning of the year to decide when to count by 1s, 2s, 4s or 5s. count 20

The Problem of the Week in my math class gives me a chance to see how the students apply what they're learning in class to real-life problems. Here's a classic word problem enhanced with unitedstreaming's Writing Prompt Builder. Robert wanted an allowance. His father gave him a choice of getting it on a weekly or a daily basis. He said he would either pay him $1.25 a week or pay him in the following manner for a week. On Monday he would give him a penny; on Tuesday two pennies; on Wednesday four pennies, with the amount doubling each day until Sunday. Which deal would you tell Robert to accept so he can get a bigger allowance? The attachment is a pdf printout of the problem, and here is a link to the one I've created at unitedstreaming, http://www.unitedstreaming.com/studentCenter/index.cfm?cdCode=W1795-B346 (submitted by Burt Lo, a Northern California DEN member) Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Word Problem

This is a holiday picture that you can graph using a TI-73 or TI-83/84 graphing calculator. You can extend the activity by transforming the candle. graphing calculator, graphing

This PowerPoint lesson includes entertaining video clips about decimals and place value. Include a worksheet for students to complete while interacting with lesson and watching videos. Will need to download video clips and re-hyperlink or embed video clips. on Monday, May 08 2006 at 11:09 PM on Saturday, May 20 2006 at 10:20 AM on Thursday, Sep 21 2006 at 10:47 AM Decimals, Place Value