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UPDATE: This apparently does not work if you update Snap Camera to version 1.7.1. I'll be working on a fix in the meantime. Here's and easy way to make distance learning a bit more enjoyable for everyone involved. This video will help you use Snap Camera with your Zoom meeting to bring a little levity into these strange days. Works with Microsoft Meeting and Screencastify too! #humanities #zoom...

Being a teacher means you still get to play. This is a project for middle school teachers and students who are analyzing and explaining the strengths and weaknesses of government (Aero standard 6.8a). #theocracy, #studentcommercial, #socialstudies, #humanities, #government, #Aerostandards, 6.8

A lesson on how to help my Grade 6 Humanities authors turn their story ideas into living, breathing stories. Using techniques such as dialogue, sensory description, and strong verb choice, writers learn how to make their ideas come alive. This lesson addresses W.3 of the Grade 6 Aero Standards

Discover the Golden Mean hidden in the world around you! Template found on: www.goldennumber.net/do-it-yourself/ Here's a book to check out: "A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe" by Michael S. Schneider music by www.bensound.com

This video is about Solving Proportions. It is meant for a 4th-6th grade audience.

This video introduces the mysterious and mystical Fibonacci Sequence and explores its relationship to the Golden Ratio. While filmed with a fifth grade audience in mind, it should be accessible to kids as young as fourth grade . Hopefully it's interesting to everyone. If you're interested in learning more about the golden ratio and other mathematical sorcery, I can't say enough about this book:...

This video is about Ratio and Proportion. The target audience is fifth grade students, but should be appropriate for kids as young as fourth grade. #khanacademytalentsearch

Understanding Percent

An alternative method to long division that relies heavily on students' estimation skills.

Surface Area Preview & Activity

How to compare the value of two decimal numbers