This presentation has great information, research and information on using cell phones in the classroom. The Discovery Educator Network (DEN) had a virtual conference around Halloween hence the Halloween theme.

This presentation starts with an overview of ways and necessary equipment setup for web conferencing or webcasting for meeting other classrooms for global projects. Resources for use in web conferences are shared as well as resources for connecting with other classrooms synchronously or asynchronously.

This presentation shares images and information regarding the makered/makerspaces movement. Examples of makered tools and items found in makerspaces is shared in the presentation.

Students solve the hidden message using divisibility rules.

These charts have questions based on math objectives and levels of Bloom's for reading/language arts. They are question starters to guide you to ask higher level questions increasing in complexity.

Students find the missing factors for each product and use the factors to find the answer to the riddle.

Students can participate in a variety of learning activities this these fraction bars. They can label the fraction pieces of each, compare pieces or cut them out to compare, add or subtract fractions with like denominators. Suggestions for activities and the fraction bars sheet are included.

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These two mats can be use to represent numbers using base ten blocks. Students can also demonstrate addition or subtraction problems using the base ten blocks and mats.

Use the mats with base 10 blocks to represent numbers up to hundreds and thousands. Simulate addition/subtraction problems using the base 10 blocks and mats to have students experience the regrouping process.

This place value chart has the periods colored with different colors for differentiation and to help students visualize and remember the places of the place value chart. There is also a blank one where you can have students fill in the places and then use as a reference chart or follow the directions for the activities designed for use with the place value chart.

This activity was created to use with educators for a mystery adventure quest activity to solve the mystery of what the QR codes all have in common.

This reference guide has lots of resources about tools, resources and ideas for using cell phones in the classroom.

Students can use this organizer to fill in the basic literary elementary of a novel, short story or book.

These place value charts can be used a variety of ways. Two are included: one is created from thousandths to millions; the other is created from thousandths to trillions. Print out the charts and have the students keep them as reference. There is a row to place numerals as part of an activity with the place value charts.

Convert time equations to answer the riddle.

This notebook page is to record clues and notes from mystery adventure quests.

This conversion can be completed by students and used as a reference chart when students complete word problems or need to convert or find multiples of products.

QR codes are becoming more ubiquitous in our daily lives. This slideshare was presented on Classroom 2.0 LIVE with educators discussing innovative ways QR codes can be used in the classroom to inspire, motivate and engage students with content and technology. This slideshare was created and presented by Kim Caise.

Use this planning document to prepare daily lesson plans and notes for the day.