Check out this interactive rekenrek. Use the Show Card and Hide Card buttons to flash cards for the students, who tell you the number they saw represented.
Here’s a matching game for combinations of 10.
In this 2nd grade game, students try to prove equivalencies for 20.
Students can show their strategies for adding on an open number line. LOVE this one!!
Speaking of number lines, this activity has students place fractions on a number line.
Fabulous, don’t you think? Especially when it’s FREE. 🙂
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I Dreambox a free technology for me to use with the students that I tutor?
The teacher tools are free and you can use them with students.
Good afternoon Donna, may I please get a number poster?
Hi Donna,
Looking for your email address. I’ve been reading your blog on twitter and here for about a year and remember you saying you’re in the Houston area and have a meet up group to discuss Math education. I would love to join the group for a meeting or as many meetings as you all find me a useful participant.
Donna, can I please get a number poster? Thank you so much in advance!
Just sent it. Check your email. 🙂
Hello..just got a promethean board in my first grade classroom and I’m in need of activities. Are these no longer free or am I doing something wrong..lol? I would love any advice and can I too get the number poster? Thanks so much!!
The are absolutely still free!! When I click on the link in the blog post, it takes me right to the DreamBox Teacher Tools website page.
I live in South Africa and would like to know whether it is possible to use these free Teacher Tools on my Interactive White Board. It seems like I cannot get access to the tools.
Gosh, I don’t have an answer for this! You might have to contact the help function for Dreambox.
How can I download to use in my classroom?
It’s not really something you download. It’s a website that you can access by clicking on the links in the post.
That is a wonderful Tool. Thank you
What is the number poster I am reading about?
Check out this post.
LUV U..I find this helpful for my pupils here in the Philippines. I hope I can learn and use this in my classroom. How could I access on this?
There are links in the post. I can’t say if they’ll work in the Philippines or not!
I love the activities and would love to use with my kindergarten students. Is this something you have to buy or how can I access it?
If you click on the link in the first paragraph of the blog post, it will take you right to it!
Hi:
I think to figure this out you need to be thinking about the associative property of multiplication. http://www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com/dictionary.html
It works the same way with fractions as it does with whole numbers. e.g. 10 X 6 = 2 x 5 x 6 = 60
So, think about what fractions you need to multiply together to get a certain fraction.
1) To figure out 1/6 of the total you first need to find 1/2 and then 1/3 of 1/2. (1/2 x 1/3 = 1/6) Then your square will be divided into 1/6s.
2) After that to find 1/10 x 1/6 you need to think 1/2 x 1/5 = 1/10 so 1/2 x 1/5 x 1/6 = 1/10 x 1/6 = 1/60
I don’t know if it’s me or the program, but I was trying out the 5th grade “Multiplying fractions” portion, and it wanted me to build and shade 1/6 of the portion. But it didn’t give a 1/6 option, then after I got it to give it to me (by missing too many times that it helped me) it wanted me to shade 1/10 of 1/6th of the unit square. But the only fractions I could multiply against 1/6th was 1/2, 1/3, 1/5, 1/7, and 1/11th. Not sure how to do it. So I’m not sure if there is something wrong with the program. But it doesn’t seem like it will work for this program. So I highly recommend using each program before you let your students use it.
Fabulous YES! I added some of the games to my teacher webpage already.
Fabulous and free…the best kind of fabulous! Ha ha
Awesome Resource. I am using this tomorrow for my review and maybe even my automaticity! Thanks for posting!
Gotta love something that is free and that you can use right away!
I can only get at free trial for 14 days. How did you get it for free?
There are two parts to the DreamBox website–a paid component for students to use and the free teacher tools, which is what this post is about. Follow the links in the blog post, and they’ll take you right to the teacher tools!
Hello
I would like to try this digitaltool!
Thanks!
Great Resource! I will definitely be using this one!
I know! It’s a good one, right?
Great resource. I will definitely be using this one!
I would like number poster
Could I get the number poster too? My email is [email protected]
Thanks!
I just emailed you. 🙂
Can I get the number poster? This is exciting
Check your email. I just sent it! 🙂