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Month: March 2017

Lunar Lander Games

Posted March 31, 2017October 22, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 8th Grade Science, Science Games
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Photo credit: Atari Before engineering a lunar lander in class, I try to provide early finishers an opportunity to try some of the following lunar lander games. This is a good way for them to recognize that they really need to slow down their crafts in order to keep them from crashing, due to the […]

Skip Counting Step-by-Step

Posted March 31, 2017July 5, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 2nd & 3rd Grade Math
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Photo credit: MathsIsFun.com MathsIsFun has provided good instructions for learning skip counting. this is an excellent way to prepare students for multiplication. Save Save Save Save

Lattice Multiplication Step-by-Step

Posted March 31, 2017March 31, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 4th Grade Math
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Coolmath4kids has put together a good explanation of the steps to learning lattice multiplication. I wish to provide several ways in which to learn multiplication, as each person learns differently, and what works well for one person, may not be the best fit for everyone.

Various Science Courses – Stanford

Posted March 31, 2017April 2, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in College Science
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Photo credit: Stanford University Stanford University has made several of its previous courses available online for free (non-credit). Check out their science courses. Save Save

Various Science Courses – MIT

Posted March 31, 2017April 2, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in College Science
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Photo credit: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology has made 2,400 of its previous courses available online for free (non-credit). Check out their science courses. Save

Energy Flow Game

Posted March 31, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized
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Photo credit: www.science4us.com Trace The Flow is a game that helps students to think about

Energy Flow Game

Posted March 31, 2017March 31, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 6th Grade Science
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Photo credit: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ Energy Flows helps students think about the process involved in getting energy from its source to the final use. Save

Spelling Game

Posted March 31, 2017October 22, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 1st Grade Reading, 2nd & 3rd Grade Reading, 4th & 5th Grade Reading, 6th Grade Humanities, Reading Games
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Photo credit: Harcourt School Publishers Word Builder is a game where students unscramble letters to make words. This game has many units to practice for each grade level, and students can pick from grade levels 1 through 6. Save Save Save

Electromagnet Simulator

Posted March 31, 2017October 22, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 6th Grade Science
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Photo credit: www.harcourtschool.com Electro-magnets is a simulator where students get to change the number of coils and batteries used in an electromagnet, in order to pick up an exact number of paperclips, which is selected at random with the spin of a wheel. Save Save Save Save

Energy Conservation Booklets & Kit

Posted March 31, 2017March 31, 2017 Trygve BergLeave a commentPosted in 6th Grade Science
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Photo credit: www.getwise.org After learning about energy transformations, we take a few days to learn about efficient usage of energy and resources in the home and about conserving energy. Living Wise is a program supported by the Energy Trust of Oregon and other sponsors. They provide students with a kit to take home for families […]

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