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Students have one minute to answer as many questions as they can. |
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Students receive points based on how many questions they got right. Students can easily see which questions they got wrong. |
Students love competing against each other and also love that they can compete against children all over the world. Students are able to play multiple levels but only get points for the questions they get correct. Also, if a student misses more than 3 questions in “Live Mathletics” they get kicked out…forcing students to think and not be careless.
The better part of the program if you ask me is that you can assign students specific lessons. Teachers then get reports on these lessons based on how the students did and students are not able to do anything else until after they finish the specific lesson you assigned. With each lesson students have interactive videos that teach/show them the concept. They can click on this video to help them at any point during the lesson which really helped my struggling first graders.
4 thoughts on “Technology Tuesday Tried It: Mathletics”
Interesting idea!
Tara
The Math Maniac
This sounds like a really cool idea. I will have to check it out!
Hunter's Tales from Teaching
This sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing!! Going to check it out now!
-Caitlin
Table Talk with C & C
I have pinned this and may want to test it out in June! I could bring the idea to the technology committee for next year. Thanks so much for sharing!
~Holly
Fourth Grade Flipper