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Below we have organized Internet resources by the Michigan Curriculum Standards
Student Self Assessment checklist for written assignments
Click on ELA standard number to go to carefully selected sites.
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Internet
Resources – Standard #4
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| Glossary of Literary elements students |
| Elements of fiction students |
| Elements of a successful story students |
| Children's Literature Web Guide Teacher tools |
| Read, Learn, Connect, American Library Association Teacher tools |
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Imagery
Mrs. Dowling’s Imagery Page Students Visit this page for sensory inspiration Students Sensory visualization chart Teacher tools Teachers' Reading and Writing Page Teacher tools Literary Analysis Terms and Definitions Students Creative Writing for Teens with Definitions Students Workshop Quest Teacher tools
Myths
Myths and Legends Teacher tools Bulfinch's Mythology Students Greek Myth and Art Students Geography of Mythology Students Egyptian Mythology Students Mythology Links Teacher tools Myths and Legends of Native Americans Students
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Using
context clues to teach reading- lesson plan
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| Writing and study skills, organizing thoughts Students |
| Learn to write an outline Students |
| Image making within the writing process - Teacher resource |
| ABC's of the writing process Students Middle School |
| The Flat Stanley project Students Middle School Writing Club - Fun! |
| Guided Writing Practice Teachers Lesson Plan - all grades |
| Writing den: Teacher's Guide - Teacher tools |
| Guide to grammar and writing Students |
| Morning messages; getting kids to write. Teacher tools |
| Power proofreading Students |
| Writing lesson plans Lesson Plan |
| Proofreading lesson plan Lesson Plan, grades 3,4,5 |
| Writing assessment: Quiz |
| Writing Quiz Quiz |
Math Resources: Listed by Strand: A complete list of strands and
standards that you can print out for reference can be found here.
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Number Sense |
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Patterns, Relations, Algebra |
Geometry |
Measurement |
Data, Probability |
Work on our Interactive Math Glossary Crossword.
Use a simple calculator
See an animated proof of the Pythagorean Theorum.
Students can use a graphing calculator.
General Lesson Plan Links High School - http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathJH.htm
Ask Eric Database of Lessons: http://askeric.org/Virtual/Lessons/
| Strand One, Number Sense and Operations |
| Lesson Plans - Ask Dr. Math Lesson Plans |
| Tests in math and more high school |
| Number Sense Article for teachers - raise test scores |
| Education Planet, general math students |
| SAT Math Prep Center - students |
| Problem of the week - everyone |
| Open problems in math - solve the unsolved, students and teachers |
| Math challenges - students |
| Many discrete math links - resources for students and teachers |
| Using Calculators - student tutorials |
| Frank Potter's Math - great resource for quizzes, lessons, etc. |
| QuickMath - instantly graph, plot, solve |
| Homework Spot - ask an expert |
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| Strand Two, Patterns, Relations and Algebra |
| All about patterns Annenburg Project: Teacher resources |
| Open ended problems - article for teachers |
| Unit and Lessons on Patterns - Lessons |
| Patterns in math - Lesson Plan |
| Graph Paper printer - print out your own graph paper - Teacher tools |
| Math in the real world - the Mint - money sense |
| Dave's Math Tables: Excellent source of tables, formulas and math reference material: (Español) |
| Tough Interactive quiz on functions and graphs - Quizzes |
| More patterns and relations links |
More patterns and relations links
Use a graphing calculator programmed by Swedish programmer J. Lillge:
Instructions
Hold down the left mouse button on point a or b, and move it around.
The point f represents the sum a+b.
The three points represent either complex numbers or vectors.
If you keep both a and b on the horizontal x axis, you'll see that a+b works
just like it does for real numbers on the number line.
That's true for most of the calculator's functions.
Click the box labeled Function to select another built-in function.
In the box at the bottom left, type 2x+1, then hit the Enter key.
In the box at the bottom right, type sin x, then hit the Enter key.
Hold down the right mouse button anywhere on the graph and move it around.
Click the box labeled Function and scroll it down to select some more examples
of user defined functions.
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Geometer's Sketchpad™ - software for learning Geometry Manipulatives - Student activities Geometry Center - Resources for teachers
Geometry Lessons - Activities for all
More lessons - Activities for students
Interactive Geometry - Activities for students
Download Geometry Freeware - GeoGebra™ - free learning software
Corner for Interactive Geometry - Software applications for teachers
Geometry Fun and Puzzles - Activities for students
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Below is an animated proof of the Pythagorean Theorem. Starting with a right triangle and
squares on each side, the middle size square is cut into congruent quadrilaterals
(the cuts through the center and parallel to the sides of the biggest square).
Then the quadrilaterals are hinged and rotated and shifted to the big square.
Finally the smallest square is translated to cover the remaining middle part
of the biggest square. A perfect fit! Thus the sum of the squares on the
smaller two sides equals the square on the biggest side.
Afterward, the small square is translated back and the four quadrilaterals are directly
translated back to their original position. The process is repeated forever. This animated
gif was supplied by Professor Mark Meyerson of the United States Naval Academy.
His website can be found here: http://www.usna.edu/MathDept/website/index.htm
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Calculate areas:
Strand Four: Measurement
Add, subtract, multiply and divide lengths:
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| Add/Subtract Enter a measurement in feet, inches, fraction Press + or - Enter another number Press = Multiply/Divide Enter a measurement in feet, inches, fraction Press X or / Enter a number in the /X Box Press = |
| Strand Five, Statistics and Probability |
| Statistics Lessons - Everyone |
| Baseball Statistics - Game, Students |
| Easy Probability - Student understanding |
| Data and Probability - Students |
| Scroll down for interactive probability - Students |
| Statistics and Data Lessons - Teachers Lesson Plans |
| Critical thinking game for motivation - Students |
| Smile Program, Probability and Statistics Students |
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