Education

Education

Math

Education Games

Collaborative Tool

Teacher Sharing

Teacher Sharing

Math

Educational Games

This collaborative game has many levels of difficulties and can be used for individual practice or competitive fun.

This fun game provides visuals and apllication​ right after an explanation.

Politico is a news site that tries to stay unbiased. It is a good source of everyday news that can help me stay "in-the-know" with current events that may affect me as a future teacher.

This site allows students to think critically through a fun activity. Though this is geared for science, I can adapt it to a subject or topic I am teaching.

There is examples using Bloom's Taxonomy with notecards. Using that as a basis, I cca​n also use bloom's taxonomy in math.

This has a couple strategies to use in the Language Arts. Even in math, writing activities can come in hand: contractor and financial jobs.

There are multiple motivational strategies to help students make and accomplish goals. With these, I can help students conquer math without giving up before trying.

Taking the sixth activity, I can have students interview a mathematical historical figure: research and ask a couple simple questions.

This diagram shows a clear and easily-understandable​ way to present a tough topic.

When sitting in class all day long, these activities can help a student regain some energy.

This site shows how to connect physical activities to a subject. In the same way, I can connect them to math.