Suggested Activities
1. Explore Virtual Manipulatives- I visited the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives' website and was very impressed. It's great that you can choose a grade range, a math category, and even specific topics. When you're planning a lesson, you want to try to reach as many learners as possible. This is one way to try to reach visual learners, as well as learners who may have good mouse control but have difficulty using physical manipulatives.
2. Add to your portfolio- After conducting a search, "websites for teaching math" I found many great resources:
- http://tutoring.sylvanlearning.com/newsletter/0704/math.cfm
Offers a list of the "Top 10 Math Websites." It also provides links and descriptions to the websites.
- http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/08/a-list-of-great-free-math-websites-for.html
Offers the same thing as the link above, but it offers more resources and a clip art image of each.
1. Explore Virtual Manipulatives- I visited the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives' website and was very impressed. It's great that you can choose a grade range, a math category, and even specific topics. When you're planning a lesson, you want to try to reach as many learners as possible. This is one way to try to reach visual learners, as well as learners who may have good mouse control but have difficulty using physical manipulatives.
2. Add to your portfolio- After conducting a search, "websites for teaching math" I found many great resources:
- http://tutoring.sylvanlearning.com/newsletter/0704/math.cfm
Offers a list of the "Top 10 Math Websites." It also provides links and descriptions to the websites.
- http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/08/a-list-of-great-free-math-websites-for.html
Offers the same thing as the link above, but it offers more resources and a clip art image of each.
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