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COMPUTER ACTIVITIES FOR TEACHING MATH

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35 years of teaching math grades 1 - 8 Presented professional development workshops on using the software already on the computer as a teaching and learning tool.
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Preview of Computer Activities For Teaching Math
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Computer Activities For Teaching Math

Use a constructivist teaching design to teach math in the computer lab.
Preview of MOTHER'S DAY FUN WITH PAINT

MOTHER'S DAY FUN WITH PAINT

This activity may be used in a computer lab environment. Students should have access to a mouse. The teacher may use an LCD to help demonstrate the Step by Step instructions. This is a Power Point 13 slide show with a demonstration video on slide 3.The more students are familiarized with the tools on Paint the more creative they will become. The tools are self-explanatory and you will find your students will learn to use them in no time.
Preview of ST. PATRICK'S DAY SHAMROCK (Computer Lab Activity)

ST. PATRICK'S DAY SHAMROCK (Computer Lab Activity)

This activity will allow students to increase their computer efficiency level while having fun creating and formatting their own shamrock. The computer lab can be a fun environment. Students stay focus. They love to create their own images. This may be used as a closing activity in the computer lab for St. Patrick’s Day. Includes a demonstration video.
Preview of HALLOWEEN SPOOKY COMPUTER LAB

HALLOWEEN SPOOKY COMPUTER LAB

Students in grades 3 - 5 may use the tools on Microsoft Paint to create spooky Halloween graphics. The drawings may be selected and copied to Power Point for a Halloween slideshow.The use of a mouse is required. A video demonstration is included.
Preview of HAPPY EASTER COMPUTER ACTIVITY

HAPPY EASTER COMPUTER ACTIVITY

This activity is a Microsoft Paint step by step video. Students will create a graphic of a chick hatching from the Easter egg. It is a fun way to end a computer lab class or session during the pre-Easter holiday season. Students may use the graphic for writing activities or for Easter cards.
Preview of Valentine Puzzle (Mend A Broken Heart) Computer Activity

Valentine Puzzle (Mend A Broken Heart) Computer Activity

Mend a broken heart with this fun computer valentine puzzle. Students will create a heart puzzle on Microsoft Paint. Puzzle can be more difficult to solve by using transformations on the pieces. They may then have their classmate to solve their puzzles. Slide 9 is a video demonstration.
Preview of Build A Snowman Computer Activity

Build A Snowman Computer Activity

The computer lab is a great environment for students to be creative and to improve their computer skills at the same time. Students will enjoy building a snowman on Microsoft Paint. They will learn to draw with the Airbrush tool. Slide 6 is a video demonstration The graphic may be pasted and formatted on Word to use on calendars or winter writing activities.
Preview of Netting a Cube for Christmas Computer Activity

Netting a Cube for Christmas Computer Activity

This activity will allow students to investigate and study the properties of a cube. Students will net a cube and create a solid cube that maybe used as a Christmas ornament. They will practice computer skills using transformations, resizing objects, formatting objects, and cropping to shape.
Preview of Christmas Tree Graphic (Computer Lab Activity Using Paint)

Christmas Tree Graphic (Computer Lab Activity Using Paint)

Students will use the tools on Paint to build a pine tree and decorate it for Christmas. The graphic may be copied and then pasted and formatted on Word. The graphic may be used for Christmas cards or writings. Slide 6 is a video demonstration. Christmas music may be played in the computer lab while students create their tree.
Preview of Thanksgiving Turkey Computer Activity

Thanksgiving Turkey Computer Activity

This is a step by step activity for drawing a Turkey on Microsoft Paint. Students will learn creative ways to use the tools on Paint. The turkey graphic may be copied and pasted and then formatted on Word for a writing graphic.
Preview of Equal Groups (CCSS.Math.Content 3.OA.A.3) Computer Lab Math Activity

Equal Groups (CCSS.Math.Content 3.OA.A.3) Computer Lab Math Activity

Students can use this computer lab activity to solve a word problem involving equal groups. The teacher may demonstrate a similar problem before the computer lab activity. Using the common software and a LCD as a teaching tool in the classroom, helps to keep students focused. Use the select button in transparent to select and move images.
Preview of Computer Math Activity Partitioning Shapes (CCSS.Math.Content 3.G.A.2, 4.NF.A.1)

Computer Math Activity Partitioning Shapes (CCSS.Math.Content 3.G.A.2, 4.NF.A.1)

This is a computer lab activity. Students may use any draw program such as Paint, Google Draw, Kid Pix, etc. to demonstrate and interpret partitioning of shapes. Pages1-3 are for the teacher. Page 4 is a handout for students. Pages 5-6 are assessments.
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About the store

Experience

35 years of teaching math grades 1 - 8 Presented professional development workshops on using the software already on the computer as a teaching and learning tool.

Teaching style

Most of the activities use a constructivist teaching design for math concepts while at the same time increasing students' computer proficiency level.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Author of "HANDS-ON COMPUTER ACTIVITIES FOR TEACHING MATH" GRADES 3 - 8...published by John Wiley (2004)

My own education history

BS Degree in Elementary Education

Additional biographical information

As a Title I teacher in the East St. Louis (Illinois) public schools, I used models and representations to teach mathematics to gifted and remedial students in grades 1 through 8 for more than thirty-five years. While instructing entire classrooms in a computer lab environment, I created a unique teaching strategy that supports the math standards and increases students' computer proficiency levels. The activities use common software found on most computers. I presented this strategy for professional development workshops at the St. Clair County (Illinois) Regional Office of Education.