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Smooth operations: connecting fractions, decimals and percents
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Takes viewers through an introduction to the relationships that exist among fractions, decimals, and percents. Juggling, magic tricks, and other stunts illustrate mathematical concepts in a fun and lively way. The first part of the video helps students become adept at converting back and forth among the different rations. The second part addresses the various basic operations and how knowledge and command of all three representations of ratios make problem solving much easier. 1 videocassette (25 min. : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. VHS)), teacher's resource book, 1 set of 54 ratio game cards (at the back of the book) ; in a box.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue This learning modular comes with four separate projects for students to configure different radios. Building radios provides students a fun and easy way to understand engineering. The FM Radio set comes with 1 bag of snap wires, 1 battery holder, 1 speaker, 1 FM module, 1 amp, 1 adjustable resistor, 1 base grid and 2 instruction sheets (1 in English and 1 in French). Targeted for students between the ages of 8 to 12 years old, FM Radio provides teachers with an effective way to cultivate student interest in challenging subjects like engineering.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue The Snap Circuits Jr. kit by Elenco offers a fun and engaging way to learn the basics of electronics by building electrical circuits. No additional tools or equipment necessary! Each of the kit’s 30 electrical parts snap onto each other as well as the plastic backing sheet to allow you to easily construct working circuits. Use the simple-to-follow directions in the provided manual to build over 100 projects, such as the Flying Saucer, the Pencil Alarm, and the Spinning Rings. After you’ve built all of the provided projects, why not experiment and try creating your own circuits?
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Made by Folkmanis, this puppet includes a tag with a short story that can be performed by the puppet. Folkmanis also produces instructional videos on how to use their puppets; for instance, check out this video on the many ways of using the Gray squirrel hand puppet. Folkmanis also has links to a number of useful Puppetry Resources.
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View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Large foam dice for use teaching primary mathematics. 5X5X5cm
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Large foam dice for teaching primary mathematics. 5X5X5cm
The Solar Cell Demonstrator includes a base, solar cells and a motor. Simply attach the cells to the base and watch as the entire disk whirls around in the sunlight! This little solar cell is a fantastic way to demonstrate to your students (ages 6 and up) the real-life impact of solar energy, as well as open their imaginations to what can be accomplished by powering the world through the sun. The kit’s solar cells are made of layers of silicon, and in bright sunlight, these cells produce approximately .5 volts DC and 300 milliamps.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue The Solar System Simulator model encourages learning about the solar system through its three-dimensional representation of the sun and planets. Designed to provide an understanding of sizes, distances, colours, and speeds at which the planets travel around the sun, this model helps to demonstrate what planets are visible at any given date and why some planets are visible only at certain times of the year.
Solides géométriques en mousse = foam geometric solids
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Set of small assorted, multi coloured geometric hard foam shapes.
Sorting box combo: for counting and colour
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue All-wooden game for sorting, matching and counting.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Collapsible rings measure 51 cm (20 in) in diameter when expanded. Set contains two red, two blue, and two yellow rings.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue The sound boxes develop auditory discrimination through exercises in pairing and grading a series of sounds.
Sound foundations: a practical mathematics simulation
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue A course designed to teach mathematics through music. Students take on the role of a band manager as they work through "simulations" to learn math skills at the high school level. Includes: teacher manual with lesson plans, activity booklet, copy masters binder, and cards.
Spatial problem solving with Cuisenaire rods
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue A workbook to accompany the cuisenare rods, for grades 4-8.
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Sphero SPRK+ and Sphero BOLT are both spherical robots that can be programmed to move in different directions, following real-world, drawn out pathways or digitally encoded directions. To use these robots, you must first download the Sphero Edu App, which is available for download on iOS, Android, Kindle, Mac, Windows, and Chrome. In the app, you can program your robot to complete activities and use pre-existing programs to explore their functionalities. They are appropriate for various levels of learning: according to the Sphero Edu website, you can “learn to program your robot by drawing a path, using a sequence of code blocks, or writing your own JavaScript code.” As a teacher, you can even assign activities to learners in your classroom through the app, customizing the learning experience for your students! The Sphero Code Mat and Activity Card Set is intended for use with either of the programmable Sphero robots. It has two layouts to explore: a cityscape and a golf course. The mat comes with 3 identical sets of 20 cards that outline programming challenges to be completed by one or more Sphero robots in conjunction with the Sphero Edu App. Each activity card outlines a scenario which must be solved by programming the Sphero robot to move through the Code Mat in a specified way, including a QR code that links directly to the Sphero Edu App. The mat is large enough that multiple students may be able to undertake different activities at once. The Sphero robots can be used separately or together and in conjunction with the Sphero Code Mat and Activity Card Set. They’re great for learners in grades 3 and up — and for eager teachers who want a chance to play with coding and programming themselves!
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue The Sphero Code Mat and Activity Card Set is intended for use with either of the programmable Sphero robots: Sphero SPRK+ and Sphero BOLT. It has two layouts to explore: a cityscape and a golf course. The mat comes with 3 identical sets of 20 cards that outline programming challenges to be completed by one or more Sphero robots in conjunction with the Sphero Edu App. Each activity card outlines a scenario which must be solved by programming the Sphero robot to move through the Code Mat in a specified way, including a QR code that links directly to the Sphero Edu App. The mat is large enough that multiple students may be able to undertake different activities at once. The Sphero robots can be used separately or together and in conjunction with the Sphero Code Mat and Activity Card Set. They’re great for learners in grades 3 and up — and for eager teachers who want a chance to play with coding and programming themselves!
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue The Spindle Box provides practice in associating quantity and symbol for the numbers 0-9.--Publisher's catalogue.