Keyboarding and Place Value

1. Dance Mat Typing

2. Place Value - Get 10 correct

3. <,  > or = - Get 10 correct

4. Under the Sea: Place Value

Fractions and Proofreader

1. Fractions and Equivalent Fractions

2. Go to the Mattson Folder and open Punctuate This!. Start with the level Mr. Mattson tells you to start with.

Keyboarding and Imagination Station

1. Dance Mat Typing

2. The Imagination Station

Equivalent Fractions and Punctuation

1. Complete equivalent fractions Kidspirations document and accompanying worksheet

2. Start level 1 in Punctuate This! and see how far you get

PLC Special: Keyboarding and Fractions

1. Dance Mat Typing

2.  Professor Garfield: Fractions

3. Identify Fractions

4. Halves: More or Less

5. Dirt Bike Comparing Fractions

Multiplication Practice: 6s

1. Counting by Six Song

2. The Counting Game - Get up to 4,000

3. Table Trees - Get up to 20

4. Understanding 6 x 8

5. Snowball Fight

6. Sketch's World

Scratch

You're going to learn how to create your very own game on the computer. To do that, you're going to use a program called Scratch.

First watch this introduction to Scratch.
We're going to start with a simple maze-type game.

Here's one example - play it.

Here's another example Jennifer, a sixth grader at Edgemere, created.

I made video directions to a maze game I created. You may use those directions to help you make your own game. You can also change what I did to make a more exciting, entertaining game.

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