EdSanity
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Massachusetts, United States
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I love this age group -- grades 3, 4 and 5 -- still young enough to love school, but old enough to tackle some really interesting work. It's why the last sixteen years have flown!
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Road Trip: Using multiplication to plan a cross-country trip
This is a fun extension project I’ve used with my 5th grade math students for several years. Over the course of a 6-week multiplication and division unit, my students would work on Road Trip after completing the lesson and activities for the day. It builds off multiplication and division concepts at its core, but draws upon mapping, planning, research and presentation skills. Students love to “shop” for cars and be in the driver’s seat of a cross-country road trip. I’ve had students work in
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Math
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I love this age group -- grades 3, 4 and 5 -- still young enough to love school, but old enough to tackle some really interesting work. It's why the last sixteen years have flown!
Teaching style
Learning should be fun. I try to make everything interesting, interactive and meaningful for my students. I incorporate the arts into as many lessons as I can, trying to offer students a variety of ways to take in new ideas and to demonstrate their understanding.
My own education history
Bachelor in Business Communication in 1994 and Masters in Creative Arts in Learning / Elementary Education in 2004
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