#TIES18: Stop Motion Math in Elementary

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Stop Motion Math in Elementary

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Stop motion video creation can be a powerful tool for slowing students down to think about a mathematical process. Hear from both a classroom teacher and elementary media specialist as they share their experience from multiple successful projects. This session will include: student work/examples from real K/4/5 projects, demonstrations of the specific tools/process used, list of applicable MN state Art/Math/ELA standards, and many other helpful resources. While examples are from elementary, the method can also be easily adapted for higher grade levels.

Speakers

Lacey Rotier

Media Specialist, Northport Elementary, Robbinsdale Area Schools

I am the library media specialist at Northport Elementary in Brooklyn Center, MN. I am passionate about meaningful collaboration with classroom teachers that enhances learning experiences for students. Sometimes this means integrating technology in a way that provides a quality learning... Read More →

Keri Strusz

Teacher, Robbsindale Area Schools - Neill Elementary

I am a 4th Grade Teacher in the Robbinsdale Area Schools and have been teaching for seven years. I have a passion for Culturally Responsive Teaching, Educational Equity, Art and Technology Integration. In 2017 I graduated with my Master of Arts Degree with a Culturally Responsive... Read More →

Tuesday December 11, 2018 10:30am - 11:20am
Great Lakes Ballroom A2 - 4th

Listen & Learn, Elementary School (K-5), Middle School (6-8)

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Lacey Rotier

Keri Strusz