21. Unionville Gifts Books To Rock Rest “It became so big that classes started competing, with teachers doing math calculations, graphs, tallies and all sorts of integrated math activities around the project,” VonCannon http://www.ucps.k12.nc.us/communications/jump_pages/JumpUnionville_RockRest_Book

Dr. Ed Davis , Superintendent UCPS Home Board of Education BOE Home ... Email Quick Links About UCPS Calendars Enrollment Information Employment ... UCPS Forms Partner Links login document.write (document.title) Unionville Elementary School donated 3,184 books to Rock Rest Elementary School recently. The students, parents and staff at Unionville Elementary School presented the truckload of books as an early Christmas present to the school. Pictured with students are, from left, Unionville Elementary principal Sharyn VonCannon and Rock Rest Elementary principal Wendy Gravely. Photo submitted by Mona Diggs, Media Specialist, Rock Rest Elementary School Unionville students learn lesson in giving The idea began when Unionville Elementary principal Sharyn VonCannon decided her students needed to experience the joy of giving. The result: 3,184 books gifted to Rock Rest Elementary School. “I wanted to incorporate the experience with the character trait of giving and service to others,” VonCannon said. VonCannon overheard Rock Rest principal Wendy Gravely say that her school’s classroom libraries needed some work, so she suggested to her school’s site base team and her Parent Teacher Organization that her students collect new and gently-used books from home and donate them to Rock Rest Elementary School. The project was dubbed Students Helping Students.

22. Bureau Of Education & Research | On-Site Training: Course Details | K-12 Profess Mike’s talent is evident in the way he has integrated math activities across the curriculum.” – Karen Kraucunas, 5th Grade Teacher “ What an amazing seminar! http://www.ber.org/OnSite/bio.cfm?CR=MAN

23. Online Activity Teacher's Guide For over 100 pages of classroomready integrated math activities at your fingertips, check out our booklet, Math Mania, in The Bookstore at www http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/adventure/tguide/desc_obj.htm

schlAudience = 'teacher'; imgRoot = "/universal/images/"; TEACHERS Where Teachers Come First Scholastic.com Book Wizard Student Activities Lesson Plans ... Teacher Store Search HOME TEACHING RESOURCES STUDENT ACTIVITIES SCHOLASTIC PRODUCTS Activity Description Maggie's Learning Adventures online activity is broken down into four content areas: grammar, math, Spanish, and Science. Each game focuses on different skills and can be played multiple times. Grammar Clean Up Your Grammar Math Spanish Science For integrated math problem solving activities, fiction and nonfiction articles with follow-up activities, and more, visit The Teachers' Lounge at www.missmaggie.org . There are hundreds of free activities to download, duplicate, and use in your classroom. You may even want to sign up for our weekly activity packets, presented on two levels, primary and intermediate. For over 100 pages of classroom-ready integrated math activities at your fingertips, check out our booklet, Math Mania, in The Bookstore at www.missmaggie.org

24. Learn Anew And Teach With Confidence! Series I/Session 1- Fun With Fractions (De Handson and integrated math activities explore the meaning of fractions, decimals, and percents. Collaborate in pairs and groups to picture, write about, and discuss the ways we http://calendar.sabes.org/southeast/sabesevent.2008-11-13.0261821195

Skip to content. Skip to navigation Site Map Accessibility ... Contact Search Site Back to the main SABES.org site Sections Full calendar Boston Southeast Northeast ... Statewide Personal tools Admin Log in All Events You are here: Home Southeast Learn Anew and Teach with Confidence! Series I/Session 1- Fun with Fractions (Decimals, and Percents) SE Learn Anew and Teach with Confidence! Series I/Session 1- Fun with Fractions (Decimals, and Percents) SE Document Actions For more information, visit http://sabes.org/southeast/flyers/fun%20w%20fractions%201-13-%2027-09.pdf Click on the register button to sign up for this event. Click on the print icon to see a printer-friendly view of this event. Overview Understand and teach fractions, decimals, and percents using collaborative, hands-on methods that appeal to multiple intelligences. Deepen your appreciation for the ways we represent and problem solve with the ‘rational’ numbers known as fractions. Erase fears and anxieties about numbers. Enjoy the company of colleagues and new perspectives on familiar topics. Come, learn, and grow with SE SABES skilled presenters and facilitators. Increase your own problem solving competence as you explore math content areas, and build your confidence as you learn new multi-sensory teaching strategies that are both creative and fun! Join the movement to improve math understanding. Join the movement to improve student possibilities within the family, community, and workplace. Details Stop fractions from frazzling you! Hands-on and integrated math activities explore the meaning of fractions, decimals, and percents. Collaborate in pairs and groups to picture, write about, and discuss the ways we represent, use, and operate with true fractions and special fractions: decimals and percents. Fractions can be fun – come join us to discover how. This is a two session workshop. This registration site is for both Session One Tuesday Jan. 13, 2009 and Two Tuesday Jan 27, 2009 of Series One. An optional "Teacher to Teacher" follow-up sharing session is open to all practitioners on Tuesday Feb. 10, 2009. Please refer to SABES calendar to register for this follow-up session. PDPs will be awarded upon successful completion of at least 10 hours of paricipation in this Math Series.

25. Washington State Skills Centers staff members, Anna Carney, Eric Erickson, Mark Franklin and Kelly Sample, were recipients of a grant from Schoolto-Career funds to develop integrated math activities http://washingtonskillscenters.org/skillsdocs/Vol2/newsbrief2-2.doc

26. 2007 Summer Programs For The Community Students develop their abilities using integrated math activities, poetry, music, and more. Parents, you will love to brag about your student's selfmade portfolio. http://falcon.smaa.org/www/smaa/site/hosting/SummerSchool/2007 Summer Catalog.pd

27. Saint Peter's Episcopal School: Our Curriculum In addition to Saxon expectations, integrated math activities are used when appropriate, stressing math knowledge as a necessary and functional tool in any arena. http://www.saintpetersschool.net/www/docs/296.424

Home Blog Contact Site Map ... Calendar Our Program PRESCHOOL PHILOSOPHIES AND CURRICULUM Our preschool respects and values children, their families, and their cultures. We recognize that all children have their own strengths and potentials for thinking and learning. We encourage children to communicate and represent their understandings, feelings and creative selves through written and spoken words, drawings, paintings, sculptures, block constructions, drama, movement, dance, music, computers and more. Teachers use their own knowledge and skills to support and help develop children's abilities and willingness to use communication in many ways. We welcome collaboration of families with the teachers and children in developing and implementing our educational program, and we encourage their contribution of skills, materials, ideas, and home experiences to enrich the educational process for their children. Teachers set guidelines for the curriculum. Within these broad guidelines, activities and projects develop through the teachers' attention to the children's interests and cues. Ongoing planning and collaboration by teachers and children together helps determine the direction taken as they work with specific educational values and objectives in mind. The children have the opportunity and freedom each day to engage in a variety of developmentally appropriate activities for the 'whole child,' along with long-term group projects that reflect the interests of the children. These activities integrate the areas of science, math, pre-reading/reading, language, social studies, and fine arts into the curriculum and continually provide for the development of social skills. The Open Court Phonics Program is one channel through which children are introduced to letters and sounds. Games, manipulatives, literature, art and music reinforce ideas introduced and incorporate all of the senses and every learning style into our approach. Exploration of a 'theme' each month in a variety of ways leads to many discoveries!

28. William Paterson University Presenter Martin White and Aimee Silverstein Date October 8, 2009 Time 400 pm 700 pm Fee $45 Workshop Number CPE-E426 Integrated Math Activities for the 2*st Century Grades 2 - 5 http://cms.wpunj.edu/cpe/assets/fall_09.pdf

29. How Do You Teach Math? a number of integrated math activities; word list and math vocabulary; strategy for analyzing word problems; modeling how to read word problems; http//wwwtcall.tamu.edu/toolkit/ch07 http://www.lbspractitionertraining.com/prac_training/M5 - Program Delivery/5.2_p

How Do You Teach Math? Workbooks are relatively inexpensive. They are logically incremental and modular, usually with one or two pages devoted to a narrow topic. They place minimal demand on teachers by posing no open-ended questions or investigations; rather, each problem has one and only one right answer, which can be readily checked by the student in the back of the book. Schmitt goes on to say, Some instructors say that using workbooks is the most practical and reasonable way to teach math because workbooks allow adults to work at their own pace. The problems with relying primarily on workbooks, however, outweigh the benefits. The major criticism is this: Aside What is needed is an approach to teaching math that: Is less concerned with school mathematics and more concerned with the mathematical demands of the lived-in world. Adults are faced with complex problems in their roles as workers, parents and community members, and numeracy is an important part of accomplishing many larger tasks. Supports understanding over rule-based learning in order to equip adults better for the decision-making and problem-solving that involves math.

30. Using D.A.T.E. To Improve The Performance Of At-Risk Students In Physical Education PE coaches would integrated math activities within their curriculum. Adopt a TAKS Classroom -Early grade teachers would have At Risk students in TAKS grades http://www.txeducatorawards.org/docs/Summer_Institute/Day 2/San Antonio ISD DATE

31. Instructions For Curriculum Guide Writing To go along with the below video, there is a lengthy teacher guide that has some integrated math activities and a student survey about needs and wants. http://www.lincoln.k12.or.us/Files/5th Grade Social Science Guide.doc

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