http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160 A blog about teaching elementary math, science and socials studies, with heavy emphasis on the integration of children's literature across the curriculum. Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:50:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-12707 Elementary Math on the Web - Guided Tour at Open Wide, Look Inside Thu, 08 Oct 2009 20:45:13 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-12707 [...] Graphs Galore http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160 [...] […] Graphs Galore http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160 […]

]]> http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-9106 Neicey Baggett Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:05:38 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-9106 I found this website when I was looking for bulletin board ideas. This website got me excited about doing graphs in classroom. Graphing is part of our assessments and this will be good to do weekly. I found this website when I was looking for bulletin board ideas. This website got me excited about doing graphs in classroom. Graphing is part of our assessments and this will be good to do weekly.

]]> http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-1940 Viv Kenyon Fri, 22 Aug 2008 08:20:44 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/archives/160#comment-1940 I visited several of the above websites and was really impressed. I work in Cape Town South Africa with teachers of under privileged children, and regularly go into their classrooms to teach. I'm the Language and Literacy Co-ordinator of a non-governmental education organisation. I run language and literacy workshops for elementary teachers. This term we're dealing with graphs and translating the information on the graph into an information text made up of words. I'm very excited to have found this site, and the sites it pointed me to. Thank you! I visited several of the above websites and was really impressed. I work in Cape Town South Africa with teachers of under privileged children, and regularly go into their classrooms to teach. I’m the Language and Literacy Co-ordinator of a non-governmental education organisation. I run language and literacy workshops for elementary teachers.
This term we’re dealing with graphs and translating the information on the graph into an information text made up of words.
I’m very excited to have found this site, and the sites it pointed me to. Thank you!

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