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Can You Measure Up?
http://www.teachnet-lab.org/miami/2004/concepcion.htm Can You Measure Up? Can You Measure Up? is a unit that introduces children to the mathematical concept of measurement through the use of literature. Students use technology to visit websites where they can play interactive games, gather information to complete activity sheets, and complete online projects. One lesson using Inch By Inch by Leo Lionni, takes students to an interactive website where they can measure objects using inches. A Measurement Book Project wraps up the unit nicely with a final product the students can enjoy going back to again and again. |
 
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Maths Fun Facts and Stories
http://www.math.hmc.edu/funfacts/allfacts.shtml Maths Fun Facts and Stories |
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Teaching and learning maths through stories
http://www.numberlinelane.co.uk/ Numberline Lane - teaching and learning maths through stories Numberline Lane is based around a set of books designed to help teaching and learning maths through stories. They are written for children aged between four and seven years old. Each book covers objectives from the National Numeracy Strategy, and will come with a leaflet with practical ideas for developing the discussion as the story progresses. |
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Pizza Producers
http://www.c3.lanl.gov/mega-math/stories.html It is early morning in kitchen of Babette and Babuie's Pizza Parlor. Since he woke up, Babuie has been busy preparing the kitchen for pizza production. He has scrubbed the floor, arranged the containers of pizza ingredients in a neat even row on the counter which he has polished to a gleaming shine. All the dishes are washed, and the pizza crusts have been placed in their pans and stacked high, waiting for Babuie to take them off the stack one by one, pile them high with pizza ingredients, and bake them in the Pizza Parlor oven. |
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