EduCaitional Technology

In this PowerPoint place value models are used to show students how to write two digit numbers in expanded form.

This presentation teaches students to make change using two methods. One method is using subtraction and the other is counting up. At the end there are problems for the students to try on their own. Animation is utilized in this presentation to demonstrate the processes of subtracting and counting up.

In this PowerPoint students will learn about numerators and denominators. They will learn about halves, thirds and fourths. There is a quiz at the end to review. This PowerPoint would be great for an Interactive Whiteboard!

This lesson demonstrates 2 digit plus 1 digit addition. It demonstrates regrouping by showing how 10 ones can be grouped and carried to the tens place with place value blocks on the left side of the screen. On the right side of the screen it walks students through the pencil and paper steps. It is designed with lot's of animation so students can visualize these concepts.

Easily see who is present and who is absent with this fun attendance chart for your Interactive Whiteboard. Put it up at the beginning of your day, and as students come into class they click on their light bulb to "turn it on". To add your student names simply double click on the text box where it says "name" and type your students name. If you have more than 26 students please let me know and I would be happy to accommodate you!

This PowerPoint demonstrates subtracting a 1 digit number from a 2 digit number. This presentation demonstrates subtraction with place value blocks, as well as shows, the pencil and paper method. The presentation shows regrouping through animation.

This PowerPoint was designed to go with Scott Foresman Addison Wesley 1st grade 8-4 Lesson. This presents the tricky concept of showing a number two ways with place value models. For example, 45 could be shown as 40 + 5 = 45 or 30 + 15 = 45. This presentation is animated and shows carrying a ten back to the ones place and breaking it apart.

This PowerPoint uses cartoons that I created through ToonDoo to demonstrate strategies that children can use when they are being bullied or when they see bullying happening. Teachers should have students practice role playing these different strategies.

This PowerPoint based webquest on the life cycle of butterflies is broken down into 6sections: Introduction Task Process Evaluation Conclusion Sources This webquest includes: 3 Videos 2 Links to Interactive Learning Activities 1 Self Checking Quiz 1 Writing Prompt The webquest culminates with students create a puppet show, and there is a rubric included to assess student performance.