Greg Knuth

Many students struggle with how to estimate non-perfect square roots without a calculator. This graphic organizer was designed to help all students (special education and general education) understand the process and logic behind this skill.

This noun chart is a perfect in class activity and study chart for students. It provides students with a quick reference for translation homework by clarifying all noun cases and uses divded by gender, number, and declension. This chart can be easily modified for any number of languages as well. It also provides a good quiz or test format by simply having students fill out the required chart which they then have forever for their personal use!

This lesson power point gives background on some key battles of WWII. It follows not only when and where, but gives key significance as to why these battles were important. These reasons range from tipping points in the war, foundations for future historical tensions, and ground breaking uses of new technology. It proved a very useful recap of a Key Battles of WWII activity that tied into this power point.

Short Powerpoint presentation that shows adding integers with same sign on a number line, counting tiles, and general rule. Great for special education students!

Powerpoint presentation which describes the rules for subtracting negative numbers using a number line, counting tile method, and general integer rules.

A power point presentation of how to read number lines and apply basic integer concepts such as absolute value.

Powerpoint presentation that shows the main visual ways to do integer addition concerning integers with different signs.