Developing Comprehension Activities for Students
in Grades 3-8 Using On-Line Tools
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Developing Comprehension Activities for Students
in Grades 3-8 Using On-Line Tools
Introduction On-line Tools More Tools Projects
The elementary and middle school teachers below applied their new understanding of online electronic tools to design Internet based lessons for their students. These projects were created during the second session of our workshop together.
Karen Taylor
Manchester, CTThis track will help students make connections to the book Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner and The Iditarod.
(PROJECT IN PROGRESS)
Rebecca Rodbourn
Madison, CTYou have read about Ben Franklin and his influence on the world. You will now read about another great inventer, Thomas Edison. As you read you will compare Edison to Franklin in many ways. Always be thinking about how these two great men are alike and different.
Pat Riley
Madison, CT
Integer Review Quiz for Pre-AlgebraInteger operations,integer equations, signed rationals quiz. This online quiz would be used at the end of the complete introduction to the above topics. Includes three interactive activities...flashcards, matching and a concentration game.
Carol McNamara
Manchester, CT
Explore the Biomes of the EarthLearn about the major climactic regions of the Earth as you visit various on-line sources.
(PROJECT IN PROGRESS)
Louise V. Jastremski
Madison, CT
Three Pre-Columbian CivilizationsThis interactive challenge board resembles an interactive Jeopardy game and highlights key facts and terms of the Aztec, Mayan, and Inca civilizations.
Christine Quackenbush
Greenwich, CTThis unique website from TeacherWeb.com was created to efficiently link students and parents to information about homework, relevant Internet resources, a calendar and more.
Vincent Milardo
Madison, CT
Cynthia Ladd
Branford, CT
Biographies of African AmericansStudents will use an idea web template created in Inspiration to take notes on biographies read on the Internet about famous African Americans. Later, students will convert their web into outline form and revise their notes into complete sentences.
Outline Form of Web
