Digital Learning Objects From Paula Shaw's teams:
Grade 3/4 team at Daylesford Primary School
Water fun.ppt by Abbey and Katie
North Pole.ppt
Monkey trouble.ppt
basketball problem.ppt by Flin and Luke
Animated Maths Criteria grade 3 4 team.doc this is what the Grade 3/4 team decided would be their criteria specific to their students
A sample of Adrian Pilgrim Waubra PS year 3/4 students work
This piece of work was created for a prep/audience (level 1/2 subtraction)
Blake and Nath Choc Robber-VELs1-subtraction.ppt
Playing around with Rod's Powerpoints as the first stage in scaffolding year 3 children to navigate paint and powerpoint - an easy way to start and allowed us to maintain our Mathematical focus.
Chelseas Toy Shop.ppt
billie's power point.ppt
chloes spooky tree city.ppt
natty milk bar.ppt
Will 's tasty apple tree.ppt
Find to follow some Learning objects created by Ann Ferguson's year 5/6 students from Waubra PS.
These were created for a mixed audience of parents/peers and younger students for showcasing during lit/num week 2008.
lollys by Tahnya & Kayla.ppt
The Fraction Cake by Nicole and Jessica.ppt
These are digital learning objects from Mrs Blomeley's class, Linton P.S.
Simple + and - equations for years P, 1 and 2 Ryan and Michael's country side.ppt
Chance for 3-6 chance in space by Ryan and Michael.ppt
simple + for p,1,2 The Sea Animals By Cheyenne.ppt
chance for Maths problems for dog lovers! Andrea's dogs.ppt
This is an example of a Mathematical Worded Problem Worded Problem.ppt
This is an example of a student created learning object from a level 2 child in Adrian Pilgrim's 2/3/4 classroom at Waubra PS.
The object reinforces understanding of the language of chance. Certain, likely, unlikely and impossible.(Level 2 Chance and Data) chance_data-Level_2.ppt
Created after a visit to the staff carpark and working from the number plates the concepts of 10 before, 10 after, 100 before and 100 after. It was also designed to capture the interest of a group of boys keen on motor cars. Level 2. Carpark Maths.ppt
Mary Burger Forest Street Primary School
Comments (2)
Lyn Blomeley said
at 8:22 pm on Aug 6, 2008
Both of these activities are great well done.
deba benoit said
at 1:36 pm on Sep 2, 2008
I loved the magaicians hat - what a terrific way to reinforce the concept of chance in an interactive manner. A great job by the children. What an excellent idea the carpark is- using a high interest area such as cars to capture the imagination of boys in particular for the task. Well done all.
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