Runde's Room Interactive Math Journals have been a HUGE inspiration to my teaching this year. I've actually been doing math & science journals, and I LOVE them! Check out this brillant way to document equivalent fractions:
Photo Credit: Runde's Room
Photo Credit: Here is a picture of a fraction game freebie from Math Coach's Corner
Math Coach's Corner has several posts on fractions that have been a huge help! I'm looking forward to using her Fraction Games (Free!!!)
Comparing Fractions Poster Credit: Math Coach's Corner
Check out her comparing Fractions poster; it's another freebie! She has an entire wonderful post on comparing fractions you can find here. And then she has a great building fractions number sense post/game for the younger kids! Love it! Math Coach's Corner has been a wonderful resource for me this week; I feel like I have a personal math coach (which I desperately needed this week!).
Photo Credit: Chef's Hat from First Grade Parade
Adorable Cara over at First Grade Parade posted how to make these chef hats. This would be a fun twist to do with fractions when talking about "Pizza" or "Pie"!
I didn't want to jump into equivalent fraction by just cross multiplying. I love this video from MathMammoth that explains the visual models and moves into the more abstract concepts later. Here is a worksheet that goes with it.
Photo Credit: Interactive Tool from NCTM Illuminations
Photo Credit: The Loco Teacher has a great Fraction Map for free that you can snag at her blog!
Anchor Charts
I LOVE anchor charts in my classroom. I'm not super creative with the design, so I checked out The Hanley's wonderful blog for great anchor charts!
Fractions---Probably my favorite thing to teach! |
2 comments:
Ash, Thanks so much for linking up :) You found some terrific ideas! I especially like the pizza inside the math journal!
Maribel
I love your use of technology in the classroom! And GREAT anchor charts!!!!
Happy to be your newest follower!
Julie
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