Let's Go Shopping - 1 views
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A shopping game that teaches students about rounding to the nearest dollar.
CEMC - Problem of the Week - University of Waterloo - 1 views
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Information for Teachers These problems may be used in a variety of different ways including: posting the problems in a classroom, discussing the problems with students, and integrating the problems into the curriculum. We know that teachers will use these problems in many creative ways! Solutions to the problems will be sent out to teachers one week after the problems are e-mailed.
Tome toast - 1 views
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Online timeline maker
Cut-outs, Nets - 0 views
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Use this animation to shop how nets form to make 3D shapes
enigeo - 2 views
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Enigeo is a great way to learn countries, capitals and flags around the world in a fun way. You can either answer questions about the countries in a highly customizable quiz or you can just explore the world and learn about different countries. best of all- it's FREE!
http://www.amnesty.org.au/images/uploads/hre/World%20Refugee%20Week%20Teachers%20Pack%2... - 5 views
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Use pages 14 and 15. Have students read the stories and then highlight the push pull factors of migration.
Refugee Journey - 1 views
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Students read information on a typical immigration journey and then create a story of a family having to move countries. (World Vision unit)
Count Me In Too - 1 views
Count Me In Too - 0 views
http://www.math-drills.com/patterning/pascals_triangle_002.pdf - 1 views
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Triangular numbers BLM
Voices and Values: Citizens - Responding, reporting and reflecting | Asia Education Fou... - 1 views
Year 6: Harvest of Endurance Scroll | Asia Education Foundation - 0 views
Chinese contributions in Australian history | Asia Education Foundation - 0 views
http://www.asiaeducation.edu.au/verve/_resources/ASSFSOSEPrimaryUnitsMigrantStories_LK1... - 0 views
Number patterns - 0 views
http://nrich.maths.org/content/id/5468/100square.swf - 1 views
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A full screen version of the factors and multiples game. Start with an even number less than 50. You can only cross out either factors or multiples of that number.