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Here's an activity to replace or extend a measurement unit that I do with my 8th grade students.  They measure the room, convert to metric, determine a scale and build a model of the room.

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Here's an activity to replace or extend a measurement unit that I do with my 8th grade students.  They measure the room, convert to metric, determine a scale and build a model of the room.

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I created a bulletin board in my classroom for students to ask questions, spark conversation or simply just wonder! This is a great way to start or end class!

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Rubric attached.

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I presented this activity to a 6th grade ELA group. They read a higher level book "Keeper," and as a creative ending project, I had them create a movie poster incorporating a major theme and character(s). They also created a movie trailer to go along with the poster with the same theme and character(s), using the application iMovie.

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Feel free to add questions, ideas or any other thoughts here :-) Feel free to email me with any questions or concerns.

Catrina_Groner@IU5.org

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Students will answer a question on a sticky note and then head to the corner with which their answer correlates. They will then have to defend their answer to their peers.

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This activity can be utilized in any math class and can be modified for ELA as well. You change the word problem and have a group of four solve independently on a sticky note. After they are done you collaborate and go over how each individual solved their problems. They will have to be able to to explain their reasoning and why they chose to solve it that way.

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This is a lesson I use with my co-taught algebra class.  I found it on the internet and then modified it to work for my purpose.  It can also be counted for a career item.  

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This is a lesson I use with my co-taught algebra class.  I found it on the internet and then modified it to work for my purpose.  It can also be counted for a career item.  

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Boggle Task Cards- I downloaded these cards and created 24 different games- best for independent work or small group activities. You can even have your students make up their own cards!

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Here is the story sheet that I used with the activity.

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Ordeal by Cheque A Mystery Activity Student Handout

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Students will create a story from the checks. They need to pay attention to who the check is made out to, how much the check is, and who signs it. My only suggestion for next year, if I use this, is to not have the checks in cursive because some students can't read cursive.

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Hoagies Gifted Discussion Group- check out facebook!

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We all know that gifted students have trouble staying organized. Therefore, I put together some resources that I passed along to both my students and their parents. I am also open to other suggestions, since this is an area that many of my students struggle in.

https://sethperler.com/for-parents-2/entire-ssst/

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Here are some K-2 Code & Go math activities I've been creating over the past few weeks. They are all aligned to PA mathematics standards. Enjoy :-)