Glendover Computer Lab Activities
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Rotation Schedule |
| Math in Focus | Dictionary |
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Chinese Dictionary | Web Page Language Converter | |
| Typing Speed | Keyboard Practice | BBC Typing Practice | PowerTyping |
clipart from http://www.hasslefreeclipart.com/clipart_compusers/woman.html
| Oswego | Car Wash | Multi-Player | aaamath |
| Basic Video |
Look @ Multiplicaton |
Quick Quiz | Table |
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good practice for the 100 chart http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/DogBone/gamebone.html
http://www.english-zone.com/reading/charts-01.html
Study Zone – testing skills taught and some multiple choice questions.
Other NLVM interactive manipulatives
Skills for Life - Reading for Purpose
Introduction to time - notebook
Magic Keys - stories to read
Children's Books online - the Rosetta Project
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4th Grade Multiplication Math Challenge 1. First watch this method http://www.mathtrain.tv/play.php?vid=141 2. Now open Tux paint and do the same problem as they did in the video.
3. Next work the problem 42 x 56 using the trick you saw above in #1. 4. Does it work the same?
5. Next, watch the lattice method http://www.mathtrain.tv/play.php?vid=229 6. What was your answer for #3 above? 7. How can you use the first method to derive the answer for 42 x 56?
8. Before you give an answer for #7, try some other 2 digit problems to see if your new trick will work. You can use Tux paint to work more problems using the method in number 1 & 5. 9. Find the calculator on the computer and use it to check your answers. 10. Write the problems that you worked, with their answers, on a piece of paper. (no need to show your work on the paper because you are doing it in Tux.) Sign and turn in.
After you do #10, you may review the multiplication tables using the various resources at the Multiplication Link.
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Your challenge is to do try to do this activity on your own and/or by asking a classmate. Don't give up if you can't find things right away. Be determined to figure things out. **Copy lines and angles only that you
created in your Geometry Power Point into a Notebook
Software document. (All programs, Smart Technologies, Notebook or
look for the **After you paste the lines and angles into the Notebook document, use the ruler & protractor tools to measure each line & angle. You'll find the ruler & protractor in the gallery (looks like a picture in a picture frame) of Notebook. Record the measurement of each next to the line or angle.
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