Course: Math Lincs

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Math Lincs is a collaborative project for 5th and 6th grade math students around the world. We will be sharing our math ideas in a variety of math projects which will be organized by strands. We will use a variety of technologies including blogging, videos, podcasting, GoogleEarth and video conferencing.

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	Deadlines for group participation in the Mathlincs project have passed. But your are more than welcome to use the ideas and resources here to participate and collaborate in similar activities. Many of these projects have taken a life of their own and continue to be a part of classrooms around the world. MathLincs Ideas, Questions and Concerns Forum Mathlincs Chat Project Participants Resource MathLincs Video file Presentation PowerPoint Powerpoint presentation

This topic 1	Probability and Statistics Learning Targets: I can show my understanding of math vocabulary using visual, verbal and non-linguistic representation. I can compose survey questions that do not show cultural bias, to find information. I can create a graph representing my survey results. I can interpret and and make predictions based on information in a graph. Activities: You Be the Teacher: Each class will be given a list of Probability and Statistics vocabulary words. Classes then create a multimedia way to teach the words to others. Some examples would be creating "vocabucasts", (a podcast where each word is defined and used in a sentence.) a slide show, a video, post pictures, etc. Sept. 28 (Send projects to share t56linc@gmail.com by this date.) Graphing the World: Students compose a survey to share with the other classes. Survey results will be graphed and shared on our Wiki. Oct. 12 Surveys should be sent to t56linc@gmail.com by this date. Surveys will be shared with other classes. Oct. 27 Classes should have responded to surveys. Each class will recieve results for their survey and will be able to evaluate the results. Students will make graphs to post. Nov. 10 Classes should post t56linc@gmail.com the results of their survey. You Be The Teacher Class Projects Resource Class Survey Questions Resource Probabilty and Statistics Vocabulary Resource Creating a Survey Resource Add to our Probabilty and Statistics Glossary Project Wiki file World Clock....Very cool info file