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Learning Centers wrapping up the circles unit. To be done at the end of the teaching lessons, before the unit test.

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Choice board for the circle unit

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Classroom Management Anchor Chart

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Content Anchor Chart

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This is such an excellent start!  Your set up sounds very well-organized.  I particularly like the cell-phone holder, although you might consider using activities from time to time where students use their phones.
Score = 10/10
LP

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Well done!  You do realize in a real plan you will post the specific questions/problems under Instructional Materials.
LP

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Lesson Plan due 2/22
Topic: Pythagorean Theorem

https://w.taskstream.com/Lesson/View/578A63B37A8DDDD3995EC02126B23CD3

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Task 5: Two Additional Sites for Teachers

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Task 5: Two Additional Sites for Teachers

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Site 1:
http://www.nctm.org/Classroom-Resources/Browse-All/?cp=1&tx=1455

I consider this site highly useful.

Specifically for teachers of (grade level and/or subject field): 6-12, all math levels

Describe features of interest and usefulness to teachers: This site has a great feature of allowing the user to filter results based on what grade they are teaching and also subject matter. A teacher can find unique lessons based on the specific topic that they are looking to teach. To  me, it looks like a very useful site to borrow some inventive ideas from.

Site 2: http://www.mathteaching.org/math-teacher-resources-lesson-plans-games-more/

I consider this site moderately useful.

Specifically for teachers of (grade level and/or subject field): middle school math

Describe features of interest and usefulness to teachers: The site is mostly a collection on information based on a few select topics. Regarding the topics they do discuss, the site does a nice job of giving good resources and information. The site, however, is not very diverse on what it provides. To me, the most useful resource is the links to other sites with more directly applicable information.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/18PGya8Ix1GqOa5A8BEqxvhowkLIonHgI-frUzAlsz8Y/edit

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Answer Garden was my least favorite. I found it confusing on how to add others to the group. It seems as if it would be more effective with the app, but this would be a bit more to ask of a class or others willing to participate. The way I ended up making the system works takes away the anonymity of the task.

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Poll Everywhere was my favorite of the 3 mediums we used. I had actually used this in classes before, and I find it very effective. There are a lot of ways to view the results, and the text-to-answer is clear and quick!

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I liked Mentimeter because it is easy to use by everyone with internet and gave a lot of options of how to display the results