Jacki Stranthan

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LESSON PLAN CITES

www.fcit.usf.edu/math/lessons/lessons8.html

I liked this site because right away it was easy to use and had standards. Plus the other thing was it had a hook to get kids really involved. Also many of the lessons were hands on such as finding the volume of a cylinder by making one. In math it is important to see connections to real life. Date visited July 13, 2003.

www.illuminations.nctm.org/lessonplans/index.html#68

The National Council of teachers of mathematics developed this site to go along with the national standards. Now with the No Child Left Behind Federal law in effect, it is important to be up on the standards and to teach lessons that have activities that are made to these standards. I again liked all the hands on activities. Date visited July 13, 2003.

www.middleschool.net/lesspln/mathF/mathlp.htm

I liked this site because it had some across the curriculum activities. A lot of reading and math combined lessons. Casey at Bat was one of my favorite stories and to see it integrated with math was cool. I think students would like these lessons! Date visited July 13, 2003.

http://mathforum.org/paths/fractions/m.fraclessons.html

I needed a lesson site on just fractions. Many students that I work with in my functional classes have problems with fractions. This was a great site to pick up lessons on fractions. Date visited July 13, 2003.

www.wilmette.nttc.org/wilmette/resourcepages/grade6/6math.html

The 10 most requested lesson plans and they are good. They have everything from tangrams lessons, to problems of the week. They also included a great jeopardy game to be used for review. A wealth of time saving lessons are listed here!