CFacteau

Rated 4.98 out of 5, based on 63 reviews

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New York, United States

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I have been teaching elementary school for 20 years and I cannot believe where the time has gone. I began in first grade and spent two years there. Since then I have been teaching sixth grade, which is where my heart is.

Thanksgiving Math Game

Childhood Games and Toys of the 1800's

Elements on a map

Comparing and Ordering Whole numbers and decimals

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Survivor Game - Adding, subtracting, multiplying decimals - review

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CFacteau

GOOGLE SLIDES ONLY16 questions and answers provided that you can use to play the "SURVIVOR" game. This is a great review for this topic. NOTE: Answers will pop up upon a click from the teacher. They do not appear to students initially. HOW IT'S PLAYED: Simply split the class into 2 teams. Show a question that all students answer. If everyone on the team gets the answer correct they can either take a letter for their own team or remove a letter from the other team. The goal is to spell th

4th - 6th

Decimals, Math

Math REVIEW Grade 6

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CFacteau

This is a Google Slides product. Please make sure you have the capability on your computer to use this product. This product contains 16 questions and answers that review the following... * PEMDAS * GCF * Prime Factorization * Add, subtract, multiply, divide decimals * Reciprocals * Absolute value Questions appear for students and then answers appear once the teacher has clicked the slide for each question. Questions can be used as review for practice, for a game or for homework.

5th - 7th

Decimals, Math, Order of Operations

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Teaching style

I believe that being well-rounded in the classroom is the best way to reach all students. There needs to be a balance of direct teaching, student discovery, collaborative work and so on to accomodate all learning styles.

My own education history

Following getting my Masters Degree, I continued my professional development by taking over 60 credits through classes at our local state college and teacher resource center. It was through these classes that I found my love for technology. It has been a wonderful tool that allowed me to engage my students in so many different ways.