Showing posts with label sesame street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sesame street. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Sesame Street Video Post

So the time has come to prepare a post to capture the math in your Sesame Street Video.  The post will need three parts to be complete;


cc licensed flickr photo shared by Bert23 www.aerosolplanet.com

Title Biff's Sesame Street Video Post (please substitute your name for Biff)
Labels Biff817, ratiorateproportion, "Sesame Street Video" (substitute your name for Biff)
Body of Post

Who was in your group then...
  1. Part 1 Definition or Ratio, Rate and Proportion with an example showing how to use it.  Use your pink paper to help you.  These definition and examples will be part of your video.  Remember when you rewrite the script to the video or song please add the definition of Ratio Rate and Proportional Reasoning.
  2. Part 2 You need to embed the video from Sesame Street into your post.  To do that you need to go to youtube, search for the title of your Sesame Street video found at sesamestreet.org. If you cannot find it at youtube please leave the link to the video at sesamestreet.org and a brief description.  i.e. The Count is counting different speeds on the speedometer etc
  3. Part 3 Embed your video in your post.  Upload your video to youtube.  We have a youtube channel.  To upload go to youtube and sign in a spmathgr8@gmail.com. Your password is the same one we always use for math projects. There will be a second post on what to do at youtube.
As always when you have finished your post please publish.  Over the weekend watch other videos and comment.   You can comment on other rooms too.

Thursday, October 07, 2010

Sesame Street Rocks

Yesterday someone sent me a Sesame Street video. It wasn't this video but I saw but it peaked my interest...



How can we use videos found at Sesame Street to show our learning.  Simple we are going to rewrite them!!!

Yes I said rewrite.


Your assignment is to choose a video from Sesame Street and rewrite to have a theme of either Ratio, Rate or Proportional Reasoning.  In the video above imagine Ernie is being hussled to buy a ratio.  You could show lots of different examples of ratio and explain what it is.  When Ernie is broke at the end and tells the hussler he bought 9's you could have bought rates. Ernie would then give multiple examples of rates.

The possibilities are endless.

Homework for Tuesday
  1.  Choose a group (up to 3 people and one person should have access to a camera)
  2. Choose a video from Sesame Street. Any video will do BUT you must rewrite it using Ratio Rate and Proportional Reasoning.
  3. Study for your Proportion Quiz on Tuesday.
This assignment will be due on Monday October 18th at 9:00.  More information will follow.  Remember.....
Choose a Video
Choose a group
HAVE FUN IN MATH