TES iboard

This is a fantastic website that I saw in action during Susan Muir's lesson today!  There are too many activities to describe in detail, but it is basically a free, online resource base for developing numeracy and literacy skills (and more) at multiple grade levels.  It is really just something you have to check out for yourself.

TES iboard



Mathwire.com

I was chatting with Darla today after school and happened to notice a website that she had stumbled across called Mathwire.  The site has a ton of alphabetized links to different Math activities and also sites categorized according to NCTM standards.  What really caught my attention, though, was the "Math Music" page.  It lists a bunch of songs already categorized according to strand that you can listen to online for free!  I'll link to the Mathwire home page and I'll also link directly to the music page as it takes a bit of digging.

http://mathwire.com/
http://mathwire.com/music/music.html


About This Blog

The intent of this blog is to act as a central location for teachers to share and receive educational insight pertaining to teaching with technology. The focus will be around using technology within the Math and Language Arts Curriculums, although many of the sites may be cross-curricular. If you know of a "gem" site not yet listed, please share it with us!

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Hello! I am currently in my ninth year of teaching and am excited to be teaching Grade Six once again! I taught Grade Three for five years, went on maternity leave for a year, then co-taught for a year in Grades Four to Six (half-time). I was ready for a change, so I moved to teaching Grade Six full-time and then went on another maternity leave. I came back for good good and am thrilled to be able to continue my educational journey in Grade Six! Please feel free to drop by our classroom anytime and visit our blog often for information and updates!
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