End of the Semester

I can't believe it's the end of the semester. Time has definitely flown by this year. I felt I have learned a few new things in the course, and I'm looking forward in incorporating those practices in my classroom next year.

Class Blog

I think a classroom blog is going to be very beneficial to my students.  After creating my classroom blog, I have discovered many ways to incorporate it into my classroom.

I'm trying to add the gadget for RSS feeds to be added to my blog but everytime I go to put in the URL of my RSS feed from google reader, it tells me that it's not an acceptable feed?  What am I doing wrong?  HELP!!!!!

Technology in our classes for students

With all the budget cuts expected, I think our children are going to suffer the most. We can't continue to include as much technology in our classrooms as we want to if we don't have the stuff to use.  The more money they continue to cut, the less things we can afford to buy to use in our classes.  This is not fair for our students and we should be able to do something about it.

Blog is a great thing

I really think using a blog in the classroom could be a very beneficial thing for my kids. I will definitely be using this during the summer and into next year. Had a great time designing my page.

Classroom Blogs

I am finding the blog assignment very fun! I think I may keep mine up and use it more. A classroom blog would be a wonderful tool for students to use if your school had a mobile lab with ipad's or laptops!

Teaching Fractions 5th Grade

                                                     

                                                           Teaching Fractions     5th Grade

      Learning How To Add, Subtract, Multiply, & Divide Simple Fractions

                    Learning How Mixed Numbers Relate To Simple Fractions
                                                        Watch Examples From Videos

• Adding and subtracting fractions use the same process to solve.
• Multipling and dividing use the same process to solve once you have flipped the second fraction in a division problem.



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