Late again to the discussion, thanks for checking my work.
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Jim Morse Excel with math SS
James Morse
Dec, 2008
Here is the Excel worksheet I'd use with the lesson. Currently studying South Asia right now, so lesson will be implimentated right after vacation
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Anne Marie Levesque
Dec, 2008
This looks like an activity I could use with the 6th grade classes I have. I will check with the SS teachers to see when they are studying India and China and propose this activity with their classes. Thanks for the information!
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Ann Nunes
Dec, 2008
Your directions are very clear, and your teacher tips are very helpful. This lesson could be adapted to other subjects.
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Robert McCabe
Dec, 2008
Jim:
This is a great activity to use with a social studies class. I am thinking of using something like this with mine, to compare population growth of America in the 1800's with questions about the why's?
Bob M
This is a great activity to use with a social studies class. I am thinking of using something like this with mine, to compare population growth of America in the 1800's with questions about the why's?
Bob M
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Karen Crounse
Dec, 2008
Hi Jim,
I like this lesson. In my class, we study exponential functions and the kids analyze the increase in populations to project future numbers. I could use parts of your lesson as an introduction. Thanks!
I like this lesson. In my class, we study exponential functions and the kids analyze the increase in populations to project future numbers. I could use parts of your lesson as an introduction. Thanks!
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