The Rootstown second graders took advantage of this morning’s sunshine by taking a photo walk on the Kent State campus using the camera feature on the iPads to capture photos. Prior to the photo walk, Mrs. Stackpole reviewed with students the concept of adjectives as descriptive words and then gave students the assignment to capture photos that could be used for writing with adjectives.
As part of their math rotations in the AT&T Classroom, the Rootstown second graders have been working with math concepts for place value using an online game accessible at Math Playground.
Pop Penguin and the Place Value Race is a free online game that uses a classic board-game format to provide students with practice for understanding and working with place value. Students advance along the game board by completing math challenges of varying degrees of difficulty. Students are also able to select the level of difficulty of the challenges they wish to attempt.
Also during their math rotations, the second graders are using QR code technology to support their math work. As the second graders are using the QR Reader app on their iPads to scan QR codes that link to the math problems and also solution to check their work.