There are free tools for Music Teachers here! Get your back to school music beats ready with these fun clapping games that introduce quarter notes and eight notes.
Aug 17 2010
Interactive Music Material
Jun 28 2010
Virtual Manipulatives
This is great! A selection of mathematical objects that you can manipulate with your TeamBoard interactive whiteboard.
May 11 2010
Project: World Cup 2010
Here’s a neat idea: While a special sporting event is taking place, why not take the opportunity to learn more about the country hosting the event?
The “FIFA World Cup 2010″ project allows students to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2010 while learning about some of the global issues facing South Africa and participating nations. Activities intended for use on an Interactive Whiteboard are labeled with “iwb”.
Apr 07 2010
Blood Typing
Have you ever wondered what happens when someone gets a blood transfusion with the wrong blood? This educational game explores the 1930 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded for the discovery of human blood groups made in 1901. Called “Blood Typing”, you learn about Blood Groups, Blood Types, and get to apply that knowledge to a virtual blood transfusion.
Use your finger to drag the needle that collects and tests your blood samples, then drag the correct blood type pint to administer the IV. Good luck!
Mar 18 2010
Texas Instruments, NASA team up on free math curriculum
At the Texas Computer Education Association’s annual conference in Austin in early February, Texas Instruments announced that it has teamed up with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to develop free online math content for teaching Algebra I through AP Calculus.
The “Exploring Space Through Math” curriculum is aligned with standards from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Portions of the curriculum are available on NASA’s web site now, and more content will be posted as it is created.
The materials aim to use students’ interest in space exploration as a “hook” to get them interested in math. Students will be able to design a space capsule, control the launch of a shuttle, and more–learning key math concepts along the way. The curriculum follows the “5E” instructional model, NASA said: engage, explore, explain, extend, and evaluate. http://humanresearch.jsc.nasa.gov/education/educationprojects.asp
Mar 15 2010
ICT Tim’s Links to activities and applications
Interactive Whiteboards
I found a couple of sites that have some links to activities and applications that can be used with an interactive whiteboard.
Posted by Tim Hawkins
Mar 15 2010
TeacherLed.com Tools – Protractor Angle Measure
An interactive whiteboard resource to demonstrate the measuring of angles to a class. The two black lines can be moved to create varying angles. The arcs signifying the angles in question can be toggled on or off leaving one or both on display by using the two buttons with the red and blue arcs in them. There are two type of angle measurer that can be used: a 180 degree protractor and a 360 degree angle measurer. These can be toggled by the appropriate buttons on the display or removed by using the very top button. The angle measurers can be rotated by clicking and dragging. They will always be centred over the point where the lines meet.
Using this resource you should be able to realistically demonstrate the measuring of angles.
Go to interactive whiteboard resource.
Interactive Whiteboard Resources For Teachers TeacerLed.com
Feb 12 2010
FlockDraw and Board800
FlockDraw is the most seamless realtime collaborative drawing tool ever.
Paint a simple masterpiece. Make a point visually. Do whatever you want. Do it together. Grab a tool. Pick a color. Draw something. Show a friend. Show the world. Share your vision.Board800 Start DrawingBoard800 creates a unique session for you which you can share with your colleagues or people with whom you wish to collaborate.
http://board800.com/
Feb 11 2010
Stellarium-Virtual Planitarium
Feb 11 2010
Free videos explore the science behind the Olympics
Free videos explore the science behind the Olympics
NBC Learn, in partnership with the National Science Foundation, unravels the physics, biology, chemistry, materials science and math behind the Olympic Winter Games. For lesson plans and activities, sign up for a FREE trial of NBC News Archives on Demand or visit our partner at Lessonopoly. If you are having trouble viewing the videos, click here.
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