Math Worksheets and Lesson Plans: Teacher Tips #566

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 566: May 16, 2011

Today: Math Lesson Plans and Worksheets

1. Math Worksheets 2. Math Lesson Plans 3. Math Center For Teachers 4. All Related Worksheets 5. Rubrics and Rubric Makers Instant Math! Printable Sets A True Must See! 20,000+ Math Worksheets Math By Grade Level Math Puzzle Makers Just Click and Print It... View K-12 Math Pages... See It Now... Teachers: 50,000+ Lessons and Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Fun Math Lesson Ideas Here are some fresh and fun lessons you might want to consider for your class. 1. Adding Integers - A basic concept made fun. 2. Math Jeopardy - Multiplication and division. 3. Drawing Nets of 3 Dimensional Objects - For a tough concept. 4. How Far Does Your Airplane Fly? - Fun for measurement. 5. Finding Square Footage - You can also make this a science project. 6. Math on a Map - A practical everyday use for math. 7. M and M: Graphing Mean, Median, Mode - Candy that's helpful? 8. Symmetry - Help make this concept concrete for students. 9. Treasure Map Graph - Geometry mad fun! 10. Trashsketball - Can be used with just about anything. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1769: Washington criticizes "taxation without representation". 1973: Televised Watergate hearings begin.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "A good teacher is like a candle - it consumes itself to light the way for others." Chinese proverb Jokes You Can Tell in Class The test I gave my math class covered everything we'd studied all year -- fractions, percentages and portions of whole units. But maybe I could have explained things better. To the question "What portion of a foot is six inches?" One student answered, "The toes?"

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