Swag's Room

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Amarillo, Texas, United States

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22 years of teaching many different subjects.

Expression, Equations, Inequalities: Which one am I? Distance Learning activity

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Adding Integers Digital Task Cards Distance Learning Activity

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Digital task cards are engaging for our students. These cards are set up for students to drag the shapes and drop them into place. NO MORE LOST PIECES. If the students get into trouble, they can just hit the back button. The document is set up so that the students are forced to make a personal copy before working. All you do is post the link below to your Google Classroom, and the Task Cards are ready to use. The students will want to share their finished project with you when they are complete.

6th - 8th

Algebra, Basic Operations, Math

CCSS, TEKS

6.NS.C.5

, 6.NS.C.6

, MA.6.2.D

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Experience

22 years of teaching many different subjects.

Teaching style

I use lots of technology in my classroom. I currently am hosting a flipped classroom. My students love my drag and drop activities.

My own education history

I have received my Masters in Administration. I am certified in two states. I am certified in mathematics from K-12.

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Welcome to Mrs. Swygard's Class website! I am so excited to be working with your child! I wanted to tell you about myself. I have been teaching for over 20 years. I am certified to teach K-12 mathematics and have taught grades 1st through 12th in mathematics at various times in my career. I have my master's degree in Administration from Oklahoma Wesleyan. I am currently certified in Texas and Oklahoma. I love history and I am always sharing bits and pieces with my students. I have created over 62 videos for your child which we will share as the year progresses. I have hosted a flipped classroom for 4 years in Oklahoma and am excited to start one this year with my current Pre-AP students. I feel that a flipped classroom helps my parents feel like they can "help" their student be success.