Here is this website I found that has a number of learning objects. It looks like they are made from teachers in the UK. Jenni
http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/maths/maths.htm
tables practise.ppt This is an example for the 11 and 12 times tables, the same could be created for all the other tables. (Haven't had the time, to date)
Canteen Orders..xls by Lyn Blomeley
Lines 225_275.Jthompson.ppt
Here is a PowerPoint for Year 3/4 focusing on Lines
These are PowerPoints that I designed only for the purpose of introducing a topic during a whole group session. Some of the last slides are also prompts to aide teacher questioning during the lesson plenary. Again, they're not interactive as such but can help to engage students during your introductory lesson...
Location.ppt
Capacity intro.ppt
Naomi Sordello
This is a simple activity that I designed for use with a prep class on an interactive whiteboard. They have just been introduced to number lines.
Deb Benoit.
Washing on the number line.ppt
Paula Shaw.
Space 2 25.shaw.ppt Shape 2 5.Shaw.ppt
Try this one.
Naomi Sordello.
length[2].ppt
Comment from Rod - thankyou for this effort. I have included a slide before the Make a Line activity that explicitly instructs students how to do the task. I think these scaffolds are needed and can save the teachers a lot of "re-explanation time". If we are consistent with our directions eg Italic..coloured..bold... the students will become accustomed to looking for them. I have taken a "print screen dump' to inseret the picture of the tools being used.
Here is a learning object created by Merrilyn Harlock (Canadian Lead P.S.). It is not a maths one, but Merrilyn was so inspired by the PD and the follow up tutorial on the CD that she wanted to have a go at creating her own learning object. It was used for the theme life cycles.
Deb Benoit
Order Chicken Cycle.ppt
Comments (11)
Daniel Devaney said
at 10:13 am on May 30, 2008
Paula I just downloaded and ran the Shape 2.25 and shape 2.5 ppt you posted...I must say they are great!! The presentation is attractive and colourful, the activites are matched to standards levels and the tasks are clearly defined and easy to use. I really enjoyed working through these myself! Have you had a chance to try these with the kids? On interactive whiteboards? I'd love to hear your experience using them in the classroom! Dan.
Paula said
at 2:08 pm on May 31, 2008
Dan,
My daughter was so excited to see the one she had made on a real life wiki! I haven't tried them yet with kids, but on a smartboard would be an ideal place. Unfortunatley at my current schools they do not have one. I will ask my collegues at MCPS to trial them on their smartboards and give me feedback.
Paula
Naomi Sordello said
at 10:44 am on Jun 1, 2008
These are fantastic, Paula! I have saved them and am determined to put them to good use!
Mark Hennessy said
at 11:58 am on Jun 2, 2008
Paula Champion!
You have developed some assessment rich learning objects.
I am also impressed with how you have embedded all of the instructions for the student / learner.
Congratulations!
Mark
deba benoit said
at 12:34 pm on Jun 3, 2008
paula. Canadian Lead have smartboards in their rooms and we will be happy to trial them for you and give you feedback. Can't wait to use them,
many thanks and great job.
Melinda Williams said
at 3:42 pm on Jun 3, 2008
We are playing at Waubra with their brand new one week old 'team boards'. It is great to have your ideas as inspiration. We are working on a subitising activity. Stay tuned and well done Paula and Naomi.
Rod White said
at 9:59 am on Jun 5, 2008
Hi Team - this discussion is excellent. you are really leading the way. Thank you
Rod White said
at 11:08 am on Jun 13, 2008
Hi Deb - i love the washing line activity. i have sent it to my Prep Teachers
Paula said
at 5:22 pm on Jun 13, 2008
Deb, I loved the washing line task! What a great way to consolidate/review and assess.
Jenny Pigdon said
at 10:52 am on Jun 14, 2008
Well done Deb. I like the washing line and will be able to use it immediately. Once reports are finished I hope I'll have the courage to have a go. Jenny Pigdon
Kelly Pails said
at 2:32 pm on Jul 30, 2008
After Fridays pd it was great to see what everyone else is doing in their classroom. I have made myself very familair with this site and now need to get my act together to make something to add. The ideas so far are fantastic what a great idea!
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