Math transparencies

[A Mann]

I am looking for math word problem transparencies. I want something similiar to the Daily Oral Math Problem book, but that already contains transparencies. Has anyone found anything like this or is anyone using a math textbook series that might have these included?

 

[ME]

What a wonderful idea...

That would be great. I sure wish someone did. Have you tried Evan-Moor? They are usually the frontrunner of things like that. You should mention it to the company. I know they have a Daily Geo. book that has maps, questions, and transparencies. It's one of the best purchases I ever made!!

 

[ME II]

book

Carson-Dellosa has a book that is coming out late next month. It's 30 Ready to Use Math Transparencies. Might be worth checking out. Since your post, I've been doing some looking.

 

[NJ Teacher]

Math series

The latest edition of the Scott Foresman-Addison Wesley Mathematics book has a set of Problem of the Day Transparencies. We use one each day as part of our math lesson.

 

[Bob]

I Use the Internet

I use the Internet to match my theme and create problems myself from what I find.

My math series has unit themes about national parks (I mentioned this in another post above). I go to www.nps.gov and create a problem from the statistics, printing it extra large on my word processor. With my small class, I either post it on the magnetic board or include it in my dittoed daily drill. When I use the overhead, I find that a larger font is preferable--our secretary keeps us well supplied with tranparency sheets for the photocopier.

My dream is to someday have an interactive white board to instantaneously post and save stuff like this.