Today we're going to practice some basic fraction concepts. Play each game AT LEAST twice unless you win the game the first time. Make sure you read the directions for each game so you understand how to play. If I see you "just clicking", I'm going to come sit with you. Please ask if you have questions about a game.
Fishy Fractions
Equivalent Fractions Rags-to-Riches
Simplest Form Rags-to-Riches
Equivalent Fractions/Simplify Fractions--Score 10 to play the Ice Breaker Game!
Defend the Egg Improper Fractions/Mixed Numbers--Score 10 to play the game!
Fraction Frenzy
Improper Fractions to Mixed Numbers Beat the Clock!
Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions Beat the Clock!
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Algebraic Reasoning Games
Algebraic Reasoning Scales
Play level 1 or 2 to warm up. Then, play level 3 and record your solution on the answer sheet.
Algebra Puzzle
Play the beginner level to warm up. Then, play the advanced level and record your solution on the answer sheet.
Weigh the Wangdoodles
Record your solution on the answer sheet.
If you finish all three games, you may go back and play whichever one you want.
Play level 1 or 2 to warm up. Then, play level 3 and record your solution on the answer sheet.
Algebra Puzzle
Play the beginner level to warm up. Then, play the advanced level and record your solution on the answer sheet.
Weigh the Wangdoodles
Record your solution on the answer sheet.
If you finish all three games, you may go back and play whichever one you want.
Monday, September 27, 2010
8th Grade Math Lab, Week of 9/27/10
Evaluating Expressions
Stay on each screen until you get ALL FIVE correct. Then refresh your screen for a new set of problems. Aim to get through five screens of five problems each (that's 25 problems!). Show all steps, including writing the problem, on your record sheet.
Translate Verbal Expressions (Matching)
You do not need to record your work for this one, but check in with me when you finish so I can look at your screen.
If you finish both games, you may play another game on my website or work on math homework.
Stay on each screen until you get ALL FIVE correct. Then refresh your screen for a new set of problems. Aim to get through five screens of five problems each (that's 25 problems!). Show all steps, including writing the problem, on your record sheet.
Translate Verbal Expressions (Matching)
You do not need to record your work for this one, but check in with me when you finish so I can look at your screen.
If you finish both games, you may play another game on my website or work on math homework.
Monday, August 30, 2010
7th Grade Math Lab 8/30 and 8/31
Play these order of operations games. Use your notebook for any work. NO CALCULATORS!
To warm up, play this Order of Operations game. Click on the operations in the order you will do them. You do not actually have to work out the problems. After you get 10 correct, you will get to play an arcade game. For that game, click the operations in the order you would do them. Show me your score if you think it is high enough to get on the high score board.
Next, play Select an Operation. Number in your notebook from 1 to 10 (leave space in between). Write down the problems AND the answers for ten problems. You do not need to show your work because you will be doing the work on screen (but you can show it if you want to).
Finally, play Order of Operations Rags to Riches. If you win 1,000,000, let me see your screen, and you can add your name to the Millionaire's Club!
If you have extra time, you may play any game under Order of Operations or Exponents on the Number and Computation Games page.
To warm up, play this Order of Operations game. Click on the operations in the order you will do them. You do not actually have to work out the problems. After you get 10 correct, you will get to play an arcade game. For that game, click the operations in the order you would do them. Show me your score if you think it is high enough to get on the high score board.
Next, play Select an Operation. Number in your notebook from 1 to 10 (leave space in between). Write down the problems AND the answers for ten problems. You do not need to show your work because you will be doing the work on screen (but you can show it if you want to).
Finally, play Order of Operations Rags to Riches. If you win 1,000,000, let me see your screen, and you can add your name to the Millionaire's Club!
If you have extra time, you may play any game under Order of Operations or Exponents on the Number and Computation Games page.
8th Grade Math Lab 8/30 and 8/31
Number Line Bounce
Complete 10 problems.
Record the problems on your paper.
Raise your hand when you have finished.
Complete 10 problems.
Record the problems on your paper.
Raise your hand when you have finished.
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