Elementary Mathematics Charts and Posters

Elementary Mathematics Charts and Posters

Learners can learn a lot about numbers just using these! 

Just print, laminate and display as classroom posters or 

have learnerscut out and place/glue in their mathematics 

books for their own reference throughout the entire school 

year. 

Click below for the pdf file

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Learning styles

Learning styles

This is a great way to show the learners the different learning styles.

You can always ask the learners what is their dominant learning style! 

12 Important attributes of the 21st Century learner

12 Important attributes of the 21st Century learner

This is a really great poster that you can use in your class to promote 

21st Century learning.  The learners can look at it all the time and see 

these skills as they work!!

5 levels of learner engagement

5 levels of learner engagement

This is a really good infographic on the levels of engagement in your classroom.

I find the graphs at the bottom very interesting.  What kind of a classroom do you have?

Click below for the full size image.

Learning Theories

Learning Theories 

WOW, this is really cool!!

Have a look at all the different learning theories here.

Click on the link below for the full picture.

social media a history

social media a history

 

 

Click below for the original graphic.

This is really amazing.  Also a great starting point for so many

discussions that you could start in your class.

 

 

1 million free public domain images

1 million free public domain images

This is absolutely fantastic.

They were taken from 17, 18 and 19 century books digitized by Microsoft.

Look at the sample below.

These images can be used in so many different ways in the classroom!

free fonts creamundo

Free fonts  creamundo

This is a great free fonts page.

It is available in English and Spanish.

It has the top downloaded and top favorites as you enter the site.

It really has awesome fonts for you to browse through and then download!!

The risks of posting in social networks

The risks of posting in social networks

This is a great infographic about the risks of posting in social networks.

This is so important for all learners to know!!

Click below for the original image.

11 ways to use technology in the classroom

11 ways to use technology in the classroom

This is a very cool poster.

Download the original from the link below.

The seven CS of effective 21st Century teaching

The seven CS of effective 21st Century teaching

This is a really great poster that you can use in your classroom!

Thinglink

Thinglink

ThingLink is a free tool for creating interactive images. To create an interactive 

image upload an image from your computer to your ThingLink account. 

After uploading the image you can add pins to the image. 

Each pin that you add to your image can include a video clip, a link to another 

site, a block of text, or another image. You can make your images collaborative 

by allowing others to add pins to the image. Images can be embedded into 

blog posts for students to view and or add their own pins. 

Very nice and easy to use!

Responsible e-mail use

Responsible e-mail use

This is a great poster for your class to encourage responsible

e-mail usage in your class.

Click on the link below to get the full pdf!

A great digital citizenship poster

A great digital citizenship poster

This is a great poster to have in your classroom.  

It guides the learners to help them make the right informed 

decisions when it comes to photo sharing.

Click below for the original pdf.

Maths Blaster

Maths Blaster

I have been using Maths Blaster in my class for years.  There is now a free 

online version of this!  The message to Math Blaster’s is clear:  “Your 

success depends on your ability to use your brain and logic skills.”  

With a space/alien theme, Math Blaster’s lets your students become 

intergalactic heros based on their math operation and critical thinking skills.  

Registration is required, but the game itself is free.  Be sure to check out the 

Teacher Section to find Math Blaster for the Classroom.

Absolutely fantastic!!!

Traditional vs modern social networking

Traditional vs modern social networking

This is a great image depicting the difference between old and new technology.

How things have changed!!

The 6 types of questions your learners need to know about

The 6 types of questions your learners need to know about

Learning is all about asking questions and finding answers to them. 

Make it one of your goals that students should be able to ask different 

questions to demonstrate their learning. Teach them about the different 

types of questions and when each can be used and let them practice them 

all along the way. 

Have a look at the graphic above for the different question types and

when you can use them.

Probability with cards

Probability with cards

This is a really cool site about math probability.

There are different levels, starting with a very easy level and then it becomes 

more and more difficult.

This is ideal for both foundation phase as well as senior phase.

just change the level of the game.

Have fun with this!!

The 5 question teachers should ask learners

The 5 question teachers should ask learners

This is a really good graphic on what teachers should be asking learners

and the reasons why you should be asking specific questions.

Very good!!

A good visual featuring 6 assessment types

A good visual featuring 6 assessment types

Assessments are a key component of all education systems and play 

a critical role in a student's learning journey. By measuring student 

achievement and skill mastery, assessments help students learn, 

teachers improve instruction, administrators decide how to allocate

 resources, and policy makers evaluate the efficacy of education programs.

There are 6 types of assessments: diagnostic, formative, summative, 

norm-referenced, criterion-referenced, and finally interim/ benchmark. 

Click on the link below to see the full size infographic.

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