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Math Centers Gr. 3 − 4 =
WONDERFUL, fun centers. Colorful. Easily completed independently.
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Using the Standards: Data & Probability Gr. 4:
Good independent practice.
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Gotta Have Graphs! Grades Gr. 1 − 6 =
Great Activities.
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Graphing Hidden Pictures Gr. 2 − 3 =
Good book. The students really enjoyed it, but it was too easy for them.
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Graphiti =
The newest edition to the collection...just arrived today. I think that this book will be a nice challenge for my students.
Above is my Coordinate Graphing with Candy! Activity.
Materials: The students each get a 4 quadrant white erase board, marker, and tissues (for erasing).
Directions: I walk around with a baggie of smarties and place one Smartie (or two or three for faster-working students) on the students' board at a time. To eat the candy, they must correctly identify the ordered pair of the Smartie.
The kids LOVE it. And it works just as well with M&M's and coordinate graphing in just Quadrant I.
I am THRILLED about the "Where's Wilson" and "Where's Wilma" Domino Games I just purchased!
Above is "Where's Wilson"....The students play the game similar to dominos. They work in small groups to match up ordered pairs and graphs on the dominos. Today I had the students work on "Where's Wilson" has students work in just Quadrant I. "Where's Wilma"challenges students to work in the four Quadrants.
Overall, today was a great day of new math activities and old math activities. Some of the old math activities included having each student have a try at a coordinate graphing game on the board using the mimeo....
**Soooo LETS HAVE A MATH-GRAPHING-GAMES-LINKY-PARTY!**
Link up your favorite interactive-graphing sites!
Note: This is my first time using inlinkz...and i cannot figure out how to get the title below to say "math." NOT "science." haha WHOOPS! Link up anyway! ;)
