Quick little tip on using connecting cubes.
This is a great little manipulative for using tens and ones on a magnetic board. Snap ten connecting cubes together for a ten, and single cubes for ones. My students were just as engaged (if not more so) with place value going "old school" as they are when we are using computers/mimios/projectors.
It's quick, simple, and CHEAP ;)
AND NOW A LITTLE TECH TIP
I played around on Screenr this evening, and thought it was a neat little tool. Here's the link:
I thought that I would try to make my first video tutorial using it.
I shared it on FB, and thought...why not put it out there for everyone?
Mind you, this was my first time---my cat jumped up on my bed where I was working about 50 seconds into it, I sound like a little kid, and I think I cut myself off in the very end. BUT, I thought I would share nonetheless. I talked a little bit about screer, and how to use google reader. I hope someone finds it useful.
I really enjoyed your tutorial!
ReplyDeletePerfect for a sub!
Thanks so much for sharing.
Julie
You have the cutest voice ever!!!
ReplyDelete❤Teri
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I've never heard of Screenr! I'm going to screen video...umm....everything!!! lol I thought people were just really good at holding a camera in front of their computers. Oh...#TechFail, lol.
ReplyDeleteI love those tens/ones. I was wondering if they magnetic tape was sturdy enough. Good to know it works.
Brenda
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