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Preview of Demonstrate Ordering Numbers with an Animated Excel File

Demonstrate Ordering Numbers with an Animated Excel File

Created by
Stanley Matsuda
Simple to use animated Excel file for in class demonstration of Ordering Numbers from whole numbers, integers, positive rational, rational, and real numbers. Self-correcting quiz format that automatically generates a new set of numbers. Move scroll bars, select option buttons, type numbers, and watch these mathematical concepts come alive. You must use Microsoft Excel that is capable of opening file formats in either .xlsx or .xlsm.
Preview of Interactive Power Pole Understanding Positive and Negative Numbers

Interactive Power Pole Understanding Positive and Negative Numbers

This interactive exercise allows students to see in real time the logic of positive and negative numbers. It is a real life scenario as a new employee of a power company, they must learn how to set a power pole. By entering the length of the pole in the first column, and how deep of a hole the pole must be placed in as a negative number, the resulting amount is populated in the third column which represents the amont of the pole that will remain above ground. In the chart to the right, studen
Preview of FREEBIE: Decimal Grid Modeling Practice NO PREP

FREEBIE: Decimal Grid Modeling Practice NO PREP

Video PreviewThis is a self-checking practice and lesson that would make a great Google Classroom (make your own copy) assignment for individual practice, or this can be done on a smart board (needs to have touch & drag capabilities or done with a mouse). This is for 3-5th grades and goes to the hundredths.
Preview of Digital Yahtzee

Digital Yahtzee

Created by
TeachingMrB
This digital version of Yahtzee is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and is an easy way to integrate ICT and fun into any maths classroom!Scorecards can automatically calculate totals, or students can calculate manually themselves. The spreadsheet contains the 5 dice, hold functions and calculations all within the sheet. The digital dice themselves can be used for any activity beyond Yahtzee, and you can even use this sheet to teach students about the capabilities of Excel using macros. Give it a wh
Preview of The Cow Game - Classroom Management Farm Simulation

The Cow Game - Classroom Management Farm Simulation

Created by
David Locke
(This is the advanced version of the Cow Game. I recommend teachers start with the free basic version, which is a fully functional version only missing the advanced features. Downloading the preview file will give you the complete basic version including a demonstration video that will show you how the Cow Game works.) The Cow Game is an easy to run classroom management dairy farm simulation game in which students work in teams to raise cows. In the simulation, turning in homework and working
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