Math technology in the classroom

Integrating technology in the math classroom can go far beyond substitution, digital worksheets, and simple quizzes. In this blog post and episode, my guest, Craig Klement, will share 10 ways to use technology in the math classroom. You will learn about free tools, templates, and lesson ideas you can use across grade levels.

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Ways to use technology in the classroom

Math can get to be hum-drum with the same old acitivities. Spice up your math classroom by using this musical math activity to move your students.

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How do the best teachers integrate technology in the classroom to benefit their students? And what are the pitfalls to avoid!

Come read about some of my favorite apps and websites for virtual manipulatives. There are free digital tools for iPads, Chromebook and computer users available in this post.

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Getting ready to start using math technology in the classroom in the elementary grades? This post offers seven quick tips to set your students up for success when using math technology during math workshop or math stations. This post also includes a link to a free resource pack full of essentials to help your third, fourth, or fifth grade students get ready to use technology in math this school year. #RouttyMath #Technology #MathWorkshop

Technology has revolutionized the way students learn in the classroom, and it’s no different when it comes to math. Several free math apps are available to help elementary students learn math concepts in an enjoyable and engaging way. This blog post will give you tips for incorporating technology in the math classroom and a list of the BEST FREE MATH APPS FOR KIDS!

Enhance math lessons with technology! Discover how digital tools like GeoGebra, Desmos, and IXL make math engaging and interactive for diverse learning styles. Practical tips for integrating technology to boost student engagement and performance.

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Check out my free printable math jokes. They make the perfect decoration for your middle school or high school math classroom. Each week, put up a new math joke that is guaranteed to make your students laugh or at least groan. Students are able to flip up the poster to reveal the answer to each week's math joke.