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Mountains

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I want students to be able to curate information that they find on a topic to create a website. For example: Find information about parabolas in real life, quadratics, graphs, and create a website that shows an understanding of importance of an idea.

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beach

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Mountain

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https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aq_gAhhptgpJnsZxnaZXjisqpfhp7g

Email me at jtoups@lcisd.org for more

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Katyisd

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Cy-Fair ISD
Beach

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You can pick TEKS based off students' need and create assignments.

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Prodigy.com
Dreambox.com (paid)
Xtramath.org (free)
EducationGalaxy.com
IXL.com (paid, but kids get 10 problems per day free)
Screencastify (distance learning)
mathantics.com (also can be found on YouTube)
Google Keep
Which One Doesn't Belong wodb.ca

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Lockhart ISD
both :)

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Paid site, but free 10 problems a day k-calculus infinite supply and reteach when answer is incorrect

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Someone mentioned curating, using Google Sites to curate or Padlet might fit this need.  Suzanne

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fact fluency practice

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goegebra.com is great for Geometry or middle school image transformations. ITS #FREE

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STAAR prep
If they miss a question a video comes up to give them a teachable moment.

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Stasie Hansen
Brenham High School
Beach

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wodb.ca

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*Only teach in small group circuit.
*All new information is taught in small group
*QR codes for stations to create a video to explain what needs to be done at each station.
*Must Do/May Do Station Rotation
ex. fact practice, independent practice of skill taught in class, Prodigy, Xtramath, etc.

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*Algebra I EOC booklets
*Make sure students use all available tools
*Have advanced math students lead study sessions
*Study Vocabulary

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Highlight the part of the graph that deals with either so that vocabulary sticks out to them. Also with roots of a quadratic function.

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*Share the stuff you make
*Screencastify (free)
*Flipgrid (students give oral explanation of how they solve math problems)
*Give problems worked incorrectly and have students correct and explain how
*Chatterkids
*Vocaroo.com (there is a free QR built in & it's free)

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmaT2brUIkJTXo1w8KX6CfA?view_as=subscriber

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www.toupsgraphics.com
Go to the STAAR Resource page. Lots of stuff added this summer