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Diane L. Judd, Ph. D. Early Childhood & Reading College of Education Valdosta State University |
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Diane L. Judd, Ph. D. Early Childhood & Reading College of Education Valdosta State University |
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Think of a Story Problem
that you would like to write and draw a picture to share in class.
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class went out to play. There were 14 jump ropes and 11 children
wanted to play jump rope. Did everyone that wanted to use a jump
rope get to use one? How many extra jump ropes were left after everyone
started jumping? |
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| Chris
is in charge of ordering pizza for the class party. Each pizza is
cut into six pieces. He believes there would be 29 people at the
party. He wanted to have enough for everyone to have one piece of
pizza. How many pizzas should he order? Will there be
any extra pieces of pizza? |
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Open Microsoft Paint
program
Example of Opening Paint |
| Start>Programs>Accessories>Paint |
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Paint a picture of your Story Problem |
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Select the picture to
copy
Example of Selecting the Picture |
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To copy picture
Edit > Copy |
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Open Microsoft Word and
paste picture
Edit > Paste Example of pasting picture and writing Story Problem in MS Word |
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Write a Story Problem for your picture |
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Story Problems can be
designed by teacher for students or the students could develop their own
Story Problems to share with others
Example of Story Problem |
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Quick Reference and
Sparking New Ideas
Tables |
djudd@valdosta.edu |
Constructing Fun & Educational Technology Activities K-5 Curriculum |
"Tools For Teachers" Integrating Technology into the Curriculum |