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Flippin' Over Math---It's Prime Time!


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Keywords: Flipped classroom, Prime factorization, QR codes
Subject(s): Technology, Math
Grade 5
NETS-S Standard:
  • Creativity and Innovation
  • Communication and Collaboration
  • Research and Information Fluency
  • Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making
  • Digital Citizenship
  • Technology Operations and Concepts
View Full Text of Standards
School: J. B. Wilmeth Elementary School, McKinney, TX
Planned By: Robin Keating
Original Author: Robin Keating, McKinney
Using teacher-made glogsters about a particular math topic posted on teacher's wikispace, students watch at home (or arrangements can be made for before/after school prior to lesson in class)short video clips, listen to songs, complete a short assignment that will be the basis of the math lesson to be covered the next day.

1. Students visit teacher wikispace: http://robinkeating.wikispaces.com
2. Students select page called "Prime Time: Factoring".
3. Students watch the short video clips, listen to songs.
4. Students willl think about the entrance hall question.
5. Students will come to school next day and will practice and apply skills learned on glogster/wikispace page.
6. Teacher and students will discuss the topics and videos. Teacher provides additional clarification and answers questions.
7. Students work as group to:
A. complete the entrance hall tile problem
B. complete several factoring games with a partner


Assessment: Students will complete a QR Code Task----students will answer questions presented in a QR code (using cellphones and other available devices that have QR Code reader downloaded). These six questions will have students finding common factors of numbers, identifying vocabulary words and definitions, and completing prime factorization of given numbers.
Comments
QR code reader: recommended "inigma"
QR code generator: recommended "kaywa"
Cross-Curriculum Ideas
Can use this format for any subject.
Follow-Up
Students create own glogster to show understanding of concept.

Students create own QR codes to ask questions of concepts.
Materials: Integrating Technology
Other Items: 1 Teacher account wikispace, $free each
1 Teacher account glogster edu, $free each
1 QR code reader downloaded on phone, ipod, tablet, etc, $free each
1 QR code generator downloaded on machine, $free each