Your students will be sure to know their numbers to 120 with this 100's Chart Activities Flipchart Lesson from Patty Dod! This lesson features tons of interaction with the board. Students get to play hundred's chart games, guess mystery numbers, solve puzzles, and vote for formative or summative assessment. Page notes are included to guide you through the lesson. This flipchart is over 30 pages! Enjoy!
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Just Added a New Flipchart Lesson - 100's Chart Activities
Your students will be sure to know their numbers to 120 with this 100's Chart Activities Flipchart Lesson from Patty Dod! This lesson features tons of interaction with the board. Students get to play hundred's chart games, guess mystery numbers, solve puzzles, and vote for formative or summative assessment. Page notes are included to guide you through the lesson. This flipchart is over 30 pages! Enjoy! Lakeshore's Interactive Whiteboard Games
ISTE was so much fun!!! Lakeshore was there and I was fortunate enough to talk to their representatives about how much I love using their games in my classroom. They were very nice and gave me five different game titles that I didn't have. These games are great to use in the classroom with any interactive whiteboard. They would work well on student computers (if your school has newer ones, but ours are a little slow so I only use them on my teacher computer and display them on the Promethean board.
HERE'S HOW I USE THEIR GAMES IN MY CLASSROOM:
I always introduce each game individually, usually when we begin that concept, or skill. I think I have almost every game they have for 2nd - 4th grade. Plus, the are very reasonable and as a teacher I can afford them, unlike other software programs. They usually run anywhere from $14.95 - $19.95 each, but if you sign up for their emails you get a buy one get one 50% off coupon to use - several times a year. They are always coming out with new games too!
I use my board daily in my reading and math groups. I store the games in a folder on my desktop, and after I give the students the criteria for what they can play, they go to the folder and load the game. Sometimes, I give the students a choice between two or three math or reading games, all of the reading and/or math games, or sometimes I tell them the exact game they need to play. The games are anywhere from 2-6 players, but their newest games also allow just one student to play if necessary.
They also have games called Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts Quiz Game Show. These games are fun to do if you have Learner Response Systems to use. I group the students into 4-6 teams and they get to pick the 5 categories for the game. Sometimes I do this for them, and gear the game toward the concepts we are working on and the skills we need to review. You can also activate a countdown timer, which I always do (I found if I don't do this, the students will take forever to type in their response.) A game show cartoon character narrates the game, and they feature great sound effects and animations.
Well, if you read through this blogpost then you can click on the picture below. It will take you to Lakeshore's site where you can download one of their full software games to try! Yes, it's a full version! This is a $14.95 - $19.95 value! Beware though, because once you use them in your classroom, you will be hooked!
I am going to get their Social Studies Quiz Game Show and their Measurement game before school starts since I don't have them yet. These are some of their new ones that I still don't have. When you order the games, you can do the instant download rather than have a cd shipped and can get the games right away! Love them, and look forward to using them this next year with a new group of kids.
HERE'S HOW I USE THEIR GAMES IN MY CLASSROOM:
I always introduce each game individually, usually when we begin that concept, or skill. I think I have almost every game they have for 2nd - 4th grade. Plus, the are very reasonable and as a teacher I can afford them, unlike other software programs. They usually run anywhere from $14.95 - $19.95 each, but if you sign up for their emails you get a buy one get one 50% off coupon to use - several times a year. They are always coming out with new games too!
I use my board daily in my reading and math groups. I store the games in a folder on my desktop, and after I give the students the criteria for what they can play, they go to the folder and load the game. Sometimes, I give the students a choice between two or three math or reading games, all of the reading and/or math games, or sometimes I tell them the exact game they need to play. The games are anywhere from 2-6 players, but their newest games also allow just one student to play if necessary.
They also have games called Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts Quiz Game Show. These games are fun to do if you have Learner Response Systems to use. I group the students into 4-6 teams and they get to pick the 5 categories for the game. Sometimes I do this for them, and gear the game toward the concepts we are working on and the skills we need to review. You can also activate a countdown timer, which I always do (I found if I don't do this, the students will take forever to type in their response.) A game show cartoon character narrates the game, and they feature great sound effects and animations.
Well, if you read through this blogpost then you can click on the picture below. It will take you to Lakeshore's site where you can download one of their full software games to try! Yes, it's a full version! This is a $14.95 - $19.95 value! Beware though, because once you use them in your classroom, you will be hooked!
I am going to get their Social Studies Quiz Game Show and their Measurement game before school starts since I don't have them yet. These are some of their new ones that I still don't have. When you order the games, you can do the instant download rather than have a cd shipped and can get the games right away! Love them, and look forward to using them this next year with a new group of kids.
Counting Songs
I love the website HAVE FUN TEACHING! They have great songs and their "Good Morning" song is one I play at least twice a week while my students enter the room and get ready for the day. It's so positive and no matter what kind of morning some of my students had before they arrived, they are happy and ready for the day after hearing it.
For younger learners they have other great songs. I love their alphabet and counting songs. Their counting songs are perfect for those early years when students are trying to get a sense of what numbers mean. These counting songs will no doubt stick with them and help them transition from one number to another number easily. The Counting Videos Download by Have Fun Teaching includes 26 Counting Videos (13 Beginner + 13 Expert) that teach counting, skip counting, numbers, and multiplication skills!. The download also includes printable Song Lyric Sheets for each Counting Song! These videos are a brand new way for creating a foundation in math with young learners.
Below is an example of one of their counting videos:
Visit Have Fun Teaching. They have hundreds of great resources for your classroom.
Have you used Have Fun Teaching songs in your classroom, or any of their other great resources? Share them below. I would love to know how you are using them in your classroom.
For younger learners they have other great songs. I love their alphabet and counting songs. Their counting songs are perfect for those early years when students are trying to get a sense of what numbers mean. These counting songs will no doubt stick with them and help them transition from one number to another number easily. The Counting Videos Download by Have Fun Teaching includes 26 Counting Videos (13 Beginner + 13 Expert) that teach counting, skip counting, numbers, and multiplication skills!. The download also includes printable Song Lyric Sheets for each Counting Song! These videos are a brand new way for creating a foundation in math with young learners.
Below is an example of one of their counting videos:
Visit Have Fun Teaching. They have hundreds of great resources for your classroom.
Have you used Have Fun Teaching songs in your classroom, or any of their other great resources? Share them below. I would love to know how you are using them in your classroom.
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Counting Songs
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