Have you seen MobyMax? The site helps you to find and fix gaps in students’ knowledge in language arts, math, science, and social studies. Plus there are whiteboard activities, games and badges, printable worksheets, assessments, and a parent portal. Wow!
Try it free right now. Plus post a comment to this blog to let us know what skill your students need the most help with. One lucky teacher will be randomly selected to win a one-year Unlimited Teacher Pro license–no strings attached! Submit your comment by 11:59 pm EDT on October 24, 2017. Then watch your email to see if you’re our lucky winner. (Update: Congratulations to Brenda, who won our prize!)
Looking for a few more freebies and great deals? Here you go!
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I’m off in search of more fun stuff for you. Have a good week!
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PS: There’s still time to enter Diane’s super-awesome First Friday giveaway. Click here.
My students in special education always need review on foundational skills in both Math and Language Arts. I’m not sure how that would work with Moby Max but it would be awesome to weave that into our daily lessons!
Thanks!
Basic math skills; so many errors on the calculation of basic facts; subtraction, addition and multiplication.
My students often struggle with responding to what they have read – they can usually give a good oral retell of the story, however, when they have to summarize, write about the beginning, middle, and end, or other such skills, they struggle when writing paragraphs with smooth transitions and giving specific details. I would love to model more writing for them during our mini lessons and shared writing experiences.
They need help regrouping in subtraction and addition with both two digit and three digit numbers.
I would love to have a tool that finds the holes!!
My students struggle the most with basic math skills…errors in these areas cause a great deal of frustration in all areas of math.
My students are severely lacking in self-advocacy. It seems to me that I have more students than ever losing their independence, and decision making ability.
Letter recognition!
My first grade students need help with reading comprehension and math facts.
Phonemic awareness skills
I teach 3rd grade math. My students need help with basic multiplication and problem solving skills.
My students need the most help with reading fluency and comprehension. It seems there are many apps and programs for math facts, but no near as many for language arts.
My students also struggle with retaining basic English and math skills.
I believe this would be a fun way to incorporate a little more independent practic for them.
My Kinder Friends are most in need of phonemic awareness at this point in the year.
My 4th and 5th grade students struggle with comprehension skills, fluency, and sometimes reading interest. In math, they struggle with basic skills and place value.
My special education 5-8 class uses the free version of mobymax to increase our reading and math skills.
My students always seem to have some gaps in math.
I’m an intervention teacher and my students needs assistance in Reading, Writing and Math.
My first graders need more practice with subtraction and addition.
My first grade students need help with math. A good foundation is essential.
Being a speech Language pathologist, I have many grades and mixes together, most of whom need literacy and language arts skills. This would be great! Thanks for the opportunity to win! 🙂
Happy Fall!
Rebecca
As the only Title I Teacher in my building, I work with K-6th grades so the skill that my students are needing the most help with varies depending on which classroom and subject I am assisting at the moment. I would love to win this subscription.
Moby Max is an awesome resource! It’s very difficult to decide which one skill is needed most for my students. Several children need assistance regarding math skills, while others desperately require language arts help. If I had to decide, I would probably choose language arts, especially since it would be most beneficial for my students for the rest of their lives. Moby Max would make our school year fantastic. Thank you for the opportunity.