Jun 17 2007

Larry Ferlazzo

Talking Math Flash Cards

Posted at 11:20 pm under math

Talking Math Flashcards is another online math application that, in addition to teaching math skills, provides an English language development opportunity, too.  Students are given many addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math problems to solve.  The key element that differentiates this site from other math practice sites is that audio support is given, too.  The problem is spoken as well as shown.

I’ve placed the link on the bottom of the Math category on my English Themes for Beginners page.

Remember, on this page I only place math links that I believe also give students an opportunity to develop their English skills.  I have a separate Math page that has thousands of other math activities and games.

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4 Responses to “Talking Math Flash Cards”

  1.   Karen Janowskion 18 Jun 2007 at 9:47 am 1

    Thanks for stopping by and sharing some information at my site. I added you to my subscriptions and look forward to learning about new possibilities for our students.

    Karen

  2.   mrferlazzoon 18 Jun 2007 at 9:58 am 2

    Karen,

    And thank you for sharing helpful resources. Readers of this blog might want to check-out Karen’s, which is on my blogroll as “Teaching Every Student.”

  3.   gladysbayaon 20 Jun 2007 at 3:23 pm 3

    I’ll never stop admiring your incredible capacity to keep this wonderful blog going, Larry! Thanks a million for all you’re doing to enhance maaaaany teachers’ teaching (and their students’ learning!)…

    I tried Talking Math Flashcards and thought it most interesting for my EFL young learners… but I can’t hear any sound! As far as I know Javascript is activated in my computer, so that must have nothing to do with it… I can see the answers, and enter my answer in the blue box, but that’s is. No warning messages, nothing at all about audio! Any tips?

  4.   Larryon 21 Jun 2007 at 10:23 am 4

    Thanks for the kind words. Moving your cursor over the numbers should result in hearing the audio — you don’t need to do any right-clicking. Good luck!

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