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Mark Montgomery

Thinkfinity - 3 views

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    Includes online student interactive tools, lesson plans, and much more. A great resource. Also includes resources for parents.
Mark Montgomery

Web 2.0 Guru - Web 2.0 Resources - 9 views

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    Categories of web 2.0 tools that are free to use in the classroom.
Mark Montgomery

einstruction ei Community - 8 views

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    Join the eI Community™ to connect with other educators, find free high-quality resources, and learn about the latest best practices and technologies in classroom instruction. Resources are searchable to make finding what you need fast and simple. Plus, check out blogs and discussion boards to find out what other education professionals are talking about.
Mark Montgomery

Quantile Teacher Assistant - 16 views

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    Based on TEKS, you can set a prescription for students/classes based on their Quantile scores.
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    Time is short and math instruction needs to be focused. This easy tool helps educators locate resources that can help with instruction and identify those skills that are most relevant to the topic of the daily instruction. This tool has been aligned with state mathematics curriculum standards to make it directly applicable to use in the classroom.
Mark Montgomery

OCSD Interactive Games - 1 views

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    Create your own interactive games!
Jane Sykes

Teacher Discussions, Blogs, Chat, Social Networking for teachers - ProTeacher Community... - 2 views

shared by Jane Sykes on 02 Aug 11 - Cached
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    A community of elementary and middle school teachers and other professionals working in grades PreK-8;
Mikayla Chien

Math Playground - Algebraic Reasoning - 0 views

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    Math Playground is a great website and includes many math games. The "Function Machine" game is a great resource for students to investigate the relationship between the input and output values of a function. Students are able to explore developing patterns and identify these patterns in this function machine game. Depending on your students understanding of functions there are different levels to this game, level one are simple, one step functions using the four basic operations, level two consist of two step functions, and level three consists of a mix between one and two step functions with larger values and some decimal outputs (which also allows from differentiation).
Mark Montgomery

United Streaming - 0 views

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    videos for math class
Mary Ann Middlebrooks

Laura Candler's Teaching Resources - Free Printables and Lesson Ideas for Teachers! - 3 views

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    Lesson Ideas for stations and free printables
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