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Math
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Location: Lafayette | I believe this link may have been posted before, but Lafayette Math now owns (and uses daily) this software. It is relatively inexpensive for a site license especially if you bundle the packages. This software allows you to fully customize problems to whatever degree you want to. You can download a free trial of EACH package and you can also view a complete topic list on the website. Worth every penny. And the latest addition to the website is Infinite Geometry.
These programs bundled together address math content from middle school all the way through some topics in Pre-Cal. Check it out!
http://kutasoftware.com
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Math
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Location: Henry Clay | I have used the free worksheets which are cool, but recently downloaded the free trial versions. Just wanna say the program is awesome and I will be really sad when my trials expire.....boohoo..... |
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Counts on fingers & toes
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| We have it at Beaumont Middle. It is especially good for a quick quiz/flashback/exit slip! |
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Math
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Location: Lafayette | I use infinite algebra daily. It's great, especially for mulitple choice questions to use with the Navigator or CPS. |
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Math
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Location: Lafayette | It is also great for making review worksheets if you have to make sub plans! I like how you can make the questions multiple choice or free response- and also it provides a graph for any problem where the students have to graph. Love Infinite Algebra! |
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Counts on fingers & toes
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| This is a great tool for creating examples to use for those engaging activities. We don't have to necessarily use these for in class work, but use them for those CPS questions or White Board questions! |
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Infinite Pre-Alg, Alg 1, Alg 2, and Geometry
