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SHORT PROBLEMS Edited by Jean Kerr Stenmark Years 5-10 Each task is intended to stimulate discussion and thinking, both oral and written without prescribing the direction of a thoughtful conversation. It is envisaged that the problems will be solved in a variety of ways depending on the experiences and knowledge of the students. This will allow the teachers to encourage all students to be part of the problem solving process. EQUALS, No longer in stock will order on indent, EQ9502 |
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Grades 4-9 (years 5-10) Proportionality success with fractions depends on the ability to visualise fractional parts as they are identified, added, subtracted,multiplied, renamed etc. Five effective models are used to provide visual imagery and bring clarity to fractions, decimal equivalents, proportions, and percents: circle sectors, sets and subsets, and AIMS supplemented pattern blocks to represent 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6 and 1/12: unit squares, including transparencies for showing multiplication; and representations on co-ordinate graphs. Extensive practice provided. $51.50 AIM1717 |
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PART TO PLAY Tips, techniques & tools for learning Co-operatively Plan and introduce cooperative learning in YOUR classroom in a manner and at a pace that suits the individual circumstance. By conducting experiments, solving problems, discussing assignments, resolving conflicts and reaching agreement, students learn important co-operative skills as they better master academic material. As mentioned in 'Developing Maths Programmes' MOE 1997. 192pp, Latitude, $20.00 Last four copies, LP07573 |
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Book Blockout activities provide intensive practice with basic addition facts in a problem-solving mode stressing mental computation. Students "blockout" sets of adjacent addends totalling a predetermined sum, covering each set with markers of a different colour or shape. The challenge is to select sets so all the addends are covered, making the activity self-correcting. Leaves no trace of error. $28.35 AIM2011 |
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ASSESSMENT IN MATHEMATICS An overview of assessment techniques that promote learning. 'EQUALS' (Lawrence Hall) Note that this book is a beginning, not an end. It is about alternatives to standardised testing - a review of methods to assess students' real mathematics achievement, including looking at students' completed tasks or products (portfolios, writing, investigation, and open-ended questions) and at students' performance or how they are working (through observations, interviews, and questions). Also discusses student self-assessment, gives sample problems, and raises issues that need to be considered. EQUALS, $2.00 Last 14 copiesß, EQ9501 |
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BEST OF MATHMATH WORLD Years 5-10 MathMath World is a publication by the Mathematical Association of Western Australia for the enjoyment of upper primary and lower secondary students. *Over 50 reproducible pages from Magic squares to Codes and Ciphers: Pascals triangle to Guzintas. 31x A4 pp, Paul Swan, Out of print, SW9701 |
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EQUALS A follow up to the 'Equals Handbook' with further activities to encourage the participation of girls in mathematics. EQUALS, $5.00 Last 2 copies, EQ9001 |
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FESTIVAL A guide to presenting Bubble Activities in a Learning Station Format. Years 1-8 This 'GEMS Festival' guide includes 12 classroom table top activities with set-up instructions. Learning stations encourage independent thinking and cooperative learning, bringing fun and excitement to the classroom. From 'Bubble shapes' and 'Bubble Measurement' to 'Bubble Skeletons' and 'Body Bubbles'. The guide includes suggestions to assist teachers in flexible presentations, tips on classroom logistics, and how to set up an all-school Bubble Festival. GEMS, No longer stocked, GE9401 |
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| BUBBLE-OLOGY 10 sessions Years 6-10 Six activities combine fun with an exploration of important concepts in chemistry and physics through imaginative experiments with soap bubbles. Students devise an ideal bubble-blowing instrument; test dish washing brands to see which makes the biggest bubbles; determine the optimum amount of glycerin needed for the biggest bubbles; employ the Bernoulli principle to keep the bubbles aloft; use colour patterns to see when the bubbles will pop; and create bubbles that last for days. Background section included. GEMS, $12.00, GE9402 No longer in stock Try Supreme School Aids |
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