We constructed board games to help review our math skills. Here are some great examples:

In computer science class, we drew maps, diagrams and pictures to help describe what we imagine when we think about how the internet is structured. This activity was based on a similar project seen here: Internet Mapping

The computer science students researched many different peripheral devices and presented on the purpose and diversity of each one!

As a final project for our unit on hardware components, the students described the purpose of each of the three main components and gave an example of how the component will be involved in their future careers!

Tangrams = Fun,

Here are some great examples from our class where we used diagrams and pictures to help make sense of word problems!

In Algebra Readiness, we compared the heights of Tony, Rufus and Doofus in order to better understand the symbols used for "greater than," "less than" and "equal." One student put all three diagrams into one that really shows the relationships!

Some of the Algebra Readiness students drew self-portraits of themselves "doing math." Here are a couple examples that really put a smile on my face!