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This mini lab is a Word document which begins with a link to The Educational Channel Math FAQ’s site instructing the student to watch a brief video clip on Mean, Median, and Mode. Next the student can follow long with PowerPoint presentations demonstrating the steps in determining the Range, Mean, Median and Mode of a data set. In the application portion of this lab the student will link to AAAMath Statistics and practice calculating the Mean, Median and Range of sets of numbers. Finally, the student link to one of three selected QUIA game/quiz which reviews the definition of terms and has a few problems to solve. |
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A PowerPoint presentation showing step by step how to create Geometric Constructions such as dividing an angle into two equal parts, constructing a line that is perpendicular to a given line, and how to draw an equilateral triangle given only one side. After the PowerPoint demonstration the students printed the Geometric Construction Worksheet and created some of the other Geometric Constructions using instructions from the Zef Damen Contraction with ruler and compass website. |
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Geometric Constructions |
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Hamilton Community Schools has just purchased licenses from Plato learning for mathematics. We are in initial steps of implementation and will be updating information as it develops. Hamilton Students just ask your teacher for the student user logon and password to access this program. |
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Mini Math Labs were created as a way for students to practice their fraction skills. Each lab begins with a link to a video clip from The Educational Channel Math FAQ’s site, which is watched by the whole class or individually. Each student then received the 10 Box Worksheet. The students are instructed to write down math problems from the Interactive Math Websites on the 10 Box Worksheet, show their work, and then check their answer with the website. Here are four examples of these Mini Math Labs: Section 2.3 Multiplication of Rational Numbers Section 2.4 Dividing of Rational Numbers |
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Mini Math Labs—7th Grade Math Unit on Fractions |
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Math Projects |
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Operation Computation is a PowerPoint version of a math facts card game our students play with a regular deck of play cards. Using only the A through 10 cards a pair of card will appear on the screen. Next the player/s will add, subtract or multiply the two card in their head. Who ever says the math fact out loud first gets the point. There are 21 card problems at each of the eight levels. Give it a try by selection the mathematical operation Addition, Subtraction, or Multiplication from above. Note you will need to have PowerPoint 2003 or the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer to run these PowerPoint shows. I had trouble finding a deck of cards so, using some know how I created my own deck of Aces through 10’s. You can use these cards for a PowerPoint game of your own. |
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Students in grades 5-8 will average at least a two percent gain on the Fall to Spring NWEA scores in the areas of math computation and problem solving. |
Math Grant goals
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Several Multi Media presentations combining United Streaming* video clips and math related web sites have been created. These presentations have been used to instruct a whole class and can be used for individual student review . *Due to the nature of the our United Streaming User Agreement with Discovery Education we are unable to link to these video clips. However, links to the other PowerPoint presentations and websites have been provided. |
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Multi Media Presentations |
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Operation Computation: Addition Subtraction Multiplication |
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Borrowed and created PowerPoint game templates and worksheets to be used by teachers and students. Great for chapter review and vocabulary review. Suggest using the game worksheet listing questions and answers. To use a template you will need to save it by right-clicking on the link and selecting “Save Target As.” Game Worksheet PowerPoint Game Template 12 Question Multiple Choice 12 Question Multiple Choice Template Jeopardy Style 4 Topic & 4 Question Jeopardy Style 4 Topic & 4 Question Rainbow Jeopardy Style 6 Topic & 5 Question Jeopardy Style 6 Topic and 5 Question |
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PowerPoint Game Templates |
