This 16-page smartboard lesson introduces the terms Liter and milliliters. The students learn to estimate an appropriate unit of measurement for various things. This lesson is extremely interactive that will have the students coming to the board to dragging and clicking as they find the correct answers. Made by Scott O'Toole (Scott OToole)
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Activities are great and easy to teach! I only have one criticism: The slides asking the students to choose between two units of measurement (mL. and L.) are faulty and incorrect. First of all, the amount of juice in a glass would never be 1 Liter or 1 milliliter. Second of all, when you click the correct answers on this page, it says that you've selected an incorrect response! You mean to tell me the students need to pick between 8 Liters and 8 milliliters for a baby's bottle? This doesn't make sense...Plus, it says 8 Liters is correct. Maybe these babies are gigantic, I don't really know...At the top of this page it also says to find the appropriate LENGTH instead of CAPACITY...Lastly, the units for liters and milliliters are incorrect. It should be L. instead of l. and mL. instead of ml. I must say I'm really glad I fixed everything before I taught the lesson. It just sucks that I had to pay $3.00 for something I basically had to recreate...Any chance of a reimbursement?
February 17, 2010
Gigantic Babies, very funny!!! Thanks for the feedback. I agree I could have been more accurate on the baby bottle and glass of juice. As far as the labels for liters and milliliters goes I got ml. and l. from the textbook that I use in my class so I feel comfortable with the way they are. If you would like your money back you can contact the owner by clicking on the (Contact Us) link at the bottom of every page.
February 18, 2010
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I have taught for 15 years. Six years ago I received an electronic smartboard. I have since been developing all of my lessons with the smartboard software. I have become very adept at designing lessons and train new teachers how to use the smartboards.
