Mrs. Martines 7th grade math class used Make Beliefs, a web2.0 tool, to create a comic strip using math word problems. The students selected a word problem, used a storyboard to create conversation cloud to given important information and then solved the problems. The students really enjoyed showing their humor using this creative tool to solve word problems.
Popularity: 6% [?]
Mrs. Martin’s science class created Facebook reports on African American scientist and inventors. Once they completed their research, they posted the information on the Facebook template to share. They included important facts and a picture of the person they researched.
Popularity: 9% [?]
Ms. Tyson’s 8th grade Civics and Economics classes used Voice Thread to illustrate and narrate the civic responsiblities of American citizens. The students used iPhoto and Voice Thread to complete their projects.
Popularity: 4% [?]
Mrs. Jones’ 7th grade history classes created posters of various artists of the Harlem Renaissance. They used iPhoto and Microsoft Word to make their creations.
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Mr. River’s Math Magic is a blog site he uses to present a Standard of Learning concept math problem each day. Students demonstrate their knowledge of the math concepts by showing their work when solving the problem. They often realize that there is more than one way to solve a problem, as long as they can show how they arrived at the answer. This is how Mr. River describes his site.
Popularity: 3% [?]
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