My Journey Through Math for Elementary Teachers. Volume and Surface Area and THE END! This week it was all about Volume and Surface area and this is what I did my final IBL on. I had the students match formulas to figures and name the figures then draw some on the boards and find their surface area and volume. This course had been alot of fun as you can see through my blog we have covered alot of material! My favorite was the last few chapters about geometry its so much fun.

Learning how to teach math to children. And learned that all the things hanging down are formed by nature. It was really interesting to see. I found a really good website. I found a really good website that has math games.

Helpful Link for Basic Geometry. The above link is to a website that covers a lot of what we have been going over in class with geometric figures. There are games to play and just basic information on how to calculate the area and perimeter of particular shapes. There is also games on line segments and angles as well. Applying What I Have Learned. Helpful Link for Basic Geometry.

Thanks for dropping by MegMath! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. Most times, if someone were to need one of these volume equations, they would simply Google it! Elementary Test Prep Center. Mdash; Leave a comment. This section of the chapter is full of vocabulary. A lot of the vocabulary is really familiar like a squ.

New Song Of the week. It goes with the shape. I noticed that after break we are starting fractions. I remember when my teacher in middle school tried to make up a song about fractions and just made herself look really bad. So here is a fraction song that is suppose to help kids. It is just rather funny. Check it out! YAY or NAY to calculators? February 16, 2011. Math grows tougher, earlier.