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| Subject: | RE: Interactive whiteboard resources - elementary teachers |
| Author: | E Tan |
| Date: | Jul 10 2009 |
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I tried your Partition3.swf. It is nice to use. I faced a problem when I tried
to make small numbers to fill up the weighing bowl. The bowl was full and I
have not reach the required total number. I was stucked, help!!
Regards,
ET
On Jun 30 2009, Mathsframe.co.uk wrote:
> I am a primary school teacher from England.
I have been making
> maths resources using Flash and have recently launched a website to
> share these resources with fellow teachers.
My resources are
> based on the British curriculum, but maths is maths (or should that
> be maths is math) and I'm sure the resources would be equally useful
> to American teachers.
I started programming because I could not
> find the resources I wanted for my interactive whiteboard. In
> particular there was one objective - to be able to break up numbers
> in different ways - so I made:
> http://www.mathsframe.co.uk/Partition3.swf
to be able to teach
> the objective.
All my activities are designed as teaching tools,
> and are simple and quick to use. They are designed to get children
> up to the whiteboard and engage a whole class.
I would love to
> have feedback from teachers - which activities do you find useful,
> which did the children enjoy? Constructive criticism is always
> welcome.
I would also like to know if there are any activities
> you would like to see, or objectives that you find difficult to
> teach that you would like a specific whiteboard teaching tool.
> Thanks
Ted Burch
www.mathsframe.co.uk
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