Hi, nice post. I this Etoys loadable from SqueaLand, if so wht is the name or number? Regards, Carlos
Carlos,Yes, simply go to http://www.squeakland.org/download/ and download for the platform of your choice. Etoys-to-Go will run just about anywhere. You can put it on a USB stick and simply plug the stick into any computer (windows, macintosh, linux) and it will run from there. Then when you save your projects, they save onto your USB stick and you can take them with you!!!
I really like your quote that teaching a child a process, you prepare him for life. I like the whole feeling of your blog. Congratulations!I am retired now but taught for many years. I have some addition, subtraction, and multiplication models I used in my combined first and second grades, but they could be for any age. Each gives a way to fully understand the processes: http://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+Additionhttp://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+Subtraction http://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+MultiplicationWarm wishes,Peggy
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Hi, nice post. I this Etoys loadable from SqueaLand, if so wht is the name or number? Regards, Carlos
Carlos,
Yes, simply go to http://www.squeakland.org/download/ and download for the platform of your choice. Etoys-to-Go will run just about anywhere. You can put it on a USB stick and simply plug the stick into any computer (windows, macintosh, linux) and it will run from there. Then when you save your projects, they save onto your USB stick and you can take them with you!!!
I really like your quote that teaching a child a process, you prepare him for life. I like the whole feeling of your blog. Congratulations!
I am retired now but taught for many years. I have some addition, subtraction, and multiplication models I used in my combined first and second grades, but they could be for any age. Each gives a way to fully understand the processes:
http://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+Addition
http://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+Subtraction
http://peggybroadbent.com/blog/index.php?s=Models+of+Multiplication
Warm wishes,
Peggy
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