#1: Crazy TalkSoftware to make people/cartoon characters/animals talk. A really fun tool to add life to your projects.
Crazy Talk Software $29.00 (You can apply for an educator discount and get it for half price!) Examples: #2: Esti-MysteriesThis is a fun math routine created by Steve Wyborney. It could be modified for any grade level.
#3: NearpodInteractive presentation tool. A great way to deliver lessons to students in a 1:1 environment. Lessons can be created for any grade level or you can choose existing lessons from their library.
#4: Mashup Math PuzzlesFun math puzzles that are great for helping students develop their algebraic thinking skills. You can purchase a book full of them or use the free ones that are available on the web site.
#5: Math Doodles - iPad AppThe app costs $2.99, but I think it's worth it. It has several different games/activities for helping students build number sense. I really like the multiple representations of numbers (dice, hands, ten frames, tally marks) that the app uses. The web site has more details on the app as well.
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Questions:Masters degree?If you're thinking about a masters degree, here is some info on the DSU MSET program:
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