Showing posts with label 100th lesson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100th lesson. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Celebrating 100 Lessons

Today's 100th lesson in Saxon math was center stage. There was plenty of sillliness as students entered the classroom through our decorated door. We started the morning with a trail mix recipe. Each student brought 100 food items. We mixed all the "ingredients" together and this bowl of goodies was a fun treat for a morning of munching.  Thanks, parents, for contributing.
Our project for the day combined math and art. Students created mosaics.  A mosaic is an art form made with small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. Individual pieces are called tesserae. The pieces fit together to form a design.  To celebrate our 100th math lesson, the students were given 1-inch paper tiles and the task of creating a mosaic person. 
Click through the slideshow and meet our Fraction People.

Friday, April 10, 2015

100th Lesson

Today's 100th lesson in Saxon math was center stage. There was plenty of sillliness as students entered the classroom through our decorated door. We started the morning with a trail mix recipe. Each student brought 100 food items. We mixed all the "ingredients" together and this bowl of goodies was a fun treat for a morning of munching.  Thanks, parents, for contributing.
Our project for the day combined math and art. Students created mosaics.  A mosaic is an art form made with small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. Individual pieces are called tesserae. The pieces fit together to form a design.  To celebrate our 100th math lesson, the students were given 1-inch paper tiles and the task of creating a mosaic person. They then calculated the ratios and percentages of tiles used to create the mosaic. 
Click through the slideshow and meet our Fraction People.

Friday, March 22, 2013

Celebrating 100 Lessons

Students have studied hard all year in Saxon Math and our recent MAP testing confirms we have grownI am so proud of these kids. It is time to celebrate, so today's 100th lesson in math was center stage. 
My students were all kinds of excited. 
Here's a view of our day . . . 
Enter the World of Math
There was plenty of sillliness as students started the day with a tunnel walk.

Mosaic Art
A mosaic is an art form made with small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. Individual pieces are called tesserae. The pieces fit together to form a design.  To celebrate our 100th math lesson, the students were given one hundred 1-inch paper tiles and the task to create a mosaic person.



Fraction People
After the mosaics were created, students calculated the area and fractions that made their art piece a Math Mosaic.


  
Party Mix
Each student brought 100 pieces of a snack item. All ingredients spilled in one bowl to make a party mix. It was fun snack for a morning of munching



Click through the presentation to meet our Fraction People.





Thanks, Katie, over at I Want to Be a Super Teacher for sharing this activity on area and fraction math mosaics.