1.   Peer Practice/Reciprocal Learning Lesson      "The Interpersonal Strategies focus on acquiring new knowledge and practicing vital skills through personal sharing, individual and social awareness, group-focused learning, and students' prior insight and knowledge" (Silver, 2003).  Reciprocal Learning is one method of teaching in this strategy.  In the following math lesson I will implement this strategy as my students coach one another in review of their prior learning about decimals.

2.   Surface Area & Volume In this lesson, students are introduced to the concept of surface area. They identify the surface and attributes of figures that are measurable. They describe and distinguish the measures of surface area and volume of the figures. Given scenarios, students describe attributes which represent surface area and volume. Students apply the terms by identifying and distinguishing them in real-life scenarios.

3.   Multiplication This lesson will show a method for multiplying two numbers using coloured pallet sticks. It's done using a powerpoint presentation

4.   Distributive property Using Froot Loops or other manipulative to demonstrate the distributive property.

5.   Modeling and Adding Integers Using Numbers Lines and Counters The purpose of this lesson is to enable students to add integers and apply this lesson to real life situations. In this lesson students will model and add integers using number lines and counters through the use of technology-based resources. Hands-on activities and class discussions will enhance and reinforce the objectives.

6.   Math Sleuths Students cooperatively complete a Math Hunt that challenges their problem-solving skills and enhances social studies or science understanding.

7.   Create Your Own Math Hunt Students create their own Math Hunts then solve other students' Math Hunt.

8.   The Face of a Shape Allows students to discover what plain shapes make up the space shapes. They use blocks and paint to stamp the flat sides of three-dimensional shapes.

9.   Mathematicians of the Month History comes alive as students learn about the great mathematical figures of the past.

10.   Addiction Students will give a report based on the Drugs & Alcohol section of www.kidshealth.org; and create a mural or some other medium that warns of the dangers of drugs and alcohol.

1.   French Fries Math French Fries Math Home Author(s) Heather Kuti Lesson Plans Philosophy Links Grade Level: Kindergarten Technology Activities Scholarly papers Integrated disciplines: Math NE Standards: - compare the quanities of small groups of objects, correctly using words like more /less some/all - can count up to ten Objectives: S...

2.   Introducing Math Introducing Math Home Introducing Math Teaching Philosophy Resume Honors Future Plans Links Senior Authors: Amye Aggen and Immaculata Chukwunyere Research Scholarly Papers Student Grade level: 5^th and 6^th Teaching Technology Projects Lesson Integrated disciplines: Math and Language Arts Plans My Favorite Quotes NE...

3.   Tecnology Lesson Plan TECNOLOGY LESSON PLAN Lourdes Oros March 3, 2001 First Grade Adding and Subtracting Math Stories Objective: Technology Standard 1 Pre- Requisite Technology Skill: Access the Internet by clicking on the desktop icon. The students will be able to use the mouse to make selections. Students need to be able to type in the URL in order to get to a specific web site. Students will need to have...

4.   Math Games, Math Challenge Preparation Internet Lesson Plan Mary Wallum, Keeling Elementary April 20, 2000 Grade 3 Subject: Math Games, Math Challenge Preparation Objectives: Academic: Students will go to Keeling Cougar Home page (http://www.amphi.com/~mschaefe/page9.html) which can be accessed on the desktop. They will follow sequential directions and go through several screens to prepare for a math facts game. A partner wil...

5.   Introducing Math Lesson Title: Introducing Math Authors: Amye Aggen and Immaculata Chukwunyere Grade level: ?5^th and 6^th Integrated disciplines: Math and Language Arts State Standards: ? ?8.1.1 By the end of eighth grade, students will recognize natural numbers, integers, and rational numbers. ? 8.1.2 By the end of eighth grade, students will d...

6.   Keeping Score with Math Keeping Score with Math Home Technology Projects Lesson Plans NE State Day 3: Keeping Score with Math Standards Scholarly Papers Teaching Objectives: Philosophies Senior Research Helpful ? To successfully keep score by using math and no calculators. Teacher Websites Resume ? To apply what they learned to a real bowling sit...

7.   Math Baseball Carla Brown, Nash Elementary 3/24/00 Third grade Math Baseball Objectives: Academic: Math 1M-F2 1M-F5 1M-F7 Technology: Standard 1 Pre-requisite Technology Skills Students need to be able to start the computer and access the Internet. Students need to be able to type in a URL in order to get to a specific site. Students will need to have prior experien...

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9.   Renaming the Date Math www.canteach.ca Resources Links Discuss Submit About Home > Elementary Resources > Math > Numbers Renaming the Date Math Suggested 1-3 Grades Objective Students will practice their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and/or division skills to "rename" the date. Through this activity students will also be exposed to many different equations that have the same answer. Materials paper...

10.   Cruisin' with Logic "Cruisin' with Logic" GOALS: 1. Complete the math handout to practice logical thinking. 2. Work effectively and cooperatively with a partner. RESOURCES: 1. Math handout (example problem and homework problems) LESSON ADAPTED FROM: Mrs. Muhs, St. Norbert College Math Professor TIME: This lesson will require between 1 hour, 25 minutes and 1 hour, 50 m...