Math+digital+resources

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1. What do you like about the resource? 2. What grade level does it target? 3. What problems do you forsee when the resource is being used? 4. What can this resource help students learn? =__** Smart Exchange **__=

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1. I like this resource because It provides interactive whiteboard activities specifically designed for smart boards. 2.All you have to do is search the lesson that you're wanting to do so this website covers all grades. 3. The website offers alot of stuff so you would want to make sure that you're prepared beforehand so that you don't have to search through what's all available. 4. Our students would be able to spend time using the smartboard with this resource which is a bonus considering the technological push within the school system.

=**__ National Library of Virtual Manipulatives __**=

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1. I like this website because it uses the common core standards as a basis for what virual manipulatives can be used during a lesson. 2. It covers from pre-k all the way to twelvth grade. 3. If you have students who are not technologically aware you would have to make sure that you model how to use it even that much more. 4.It will enable students to develop the habit of using manipulatives and hands on resources to solve problems.

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1. I like this website because it's common core based, but it also provides an overview of the standards that go with a lesson plan. It also provides website links to other games and lessons that can enable your students to further their learning. 2. It covers from pre-k all the way to twelvth grade. 3. None 4. Students will be provided with plenty of ways to practice solving problems and the application will be relevant because every aspect of the website involves common core standards.

=__** The National Science Digital Library **__=

The NSDL Math Common Core collection features digital learning resources that address concept and skills components of the Math Common Core State Standards. The collection is organized by grade level and domain, as defined within the Common Core documents. Resources in this collection include lesson plans, simulations, problem sets with explanations, student activities that provide feedback, and other interactives. The collection will continue to grow as new resources are added regularly.

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1. I like how this website pulls information from various digital websites all into one. It gives you the best possible ways to solve problems concerning the clusters from the Common Core. 2. kindergarten-high school 3.It's another one with alot of resources so you just have to make sure you have pre-viewed the planned lesson and have it readily available. 4. I feel like students can really benefit from this site because of the multiple sources it pulls from. It's not only one great website, but a great website that uses the best sources for application of the Common Core and the Standards for Mathematical Practice. media type="custom" key="20920298"

=__** Scootpad **__=

Scootpad is a great site where students can practice math and reading skills that correlate with the Common Core! It is free, has no ads, and students love it!

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1. This website is free and allows for teachers to develop their classroom ID for all students. You can track and monitor your students, take away and add standards that are vital for them to know at the moment. Parents can also track their childs learning as well. 2. Math and reading grades K-5. 3. None 4. This resource can allow students to learn from the Common Core and they'll be able to be active participants in the tracking of their learning.

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