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A simple activity in which students will use a link addressed in the worksheet to convert temperatures. It can be done as a homework page if students have access to the internet, as a worksheet to be completed in a computer lab setting, or in the classroom with access to the internet. An answer key is provided!
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October 30, 2011
Thanks for the comments and rating. I will certainly take a look at your products as well. I know I need to take a look at updating the look of some of my products. At the time when I posted most of them, I was using a computer that used floppy-discs and now that computer no longer works, which means I have to redo them; so it will be a while before I can dig into that task.
Good luck as well.
October 30, 2011
12 years at Benton Harbor Area Schools, Benton Harbor, MI; taught 7th and 8th grade math; taught all subjects to 4th, 5th, & 6th graders in a self-contained Montessori classroom that later developed into three team-teachers teaching in a departmentalized fashion with my responsibilities being science (using Scott Foresman texts) for all three grade levels and social studies (using Harcourt Horizons: United States History text) for 5th grade; I have a middle school math endorsement (math and science are my passion!); continued to increase student MEAP scores in science; participated on curriculum writing for the district for many years; participated on Science Olympiad commities including student participation and school event......are we to give a resume here??? :)
