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Showing posts with label osmo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label osmo. Show all posts
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Friday, April 21, 2017
Osmo Genius!
So, Mrs. Vergara at Bitterroot is an Osmo Genius! In order to store her Osmo letters, she added magnets to the back. She labeled a cookie sheet, and the kids are able to easily keep track of the letters and find them when they need them. Wahoo! Thanks for the tip. Click the image below to download her template, which she adapted from this site.
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Make Your Own Osmo Lessons
Many teachers have this fantastic tool in their classrooms, but not all know how to use it effectively. Students love the hands-on engagement that Osmo provides, and there are wonderful games including Tangrams, Words & Numbers that keep students busy and engaged. However, did you know that you can actually create your own lessons for your students to use on Osmo? Create an account at myOsmo, and add lessons there! I know some teachers who use this to practice student names, sight words and spelling words.
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Osmo Numbers!
So ... let's be honest ... Ann and I were almost late for our KILT group today because we could NOT STOP playing the new Osmo game, Numbers.
This game is really cool, with many different levels of play that includes basic counting, addition, multiplication and order of operations (we don't know if it goes any further ... one of us finally remembered we needed to prep for our afternoon KILT kids, LOL)! It's a terrific way to incorporate both technology and tactile learning. In order to use Numbers, you would first need the Osmo starter kit. If you already have this kit, you can order the Numbers game for $29.99. If you don't have an Osmo at all, you can order the Osmo genius kit (which includes the new Numbers game) for $99.99.
Osmo also has a cool feature on their website where teachers can access curriculum and lesson ideas (by grade level) that has been submitted by other teachers. Click the image below to visit that page.
There are other cool Osmo games that include Tangrams, Newton, Words & Masterpiece. If you have never used or seen an Osmo and would like to try it, let me know! I'd love to come into your classroom and show this cool tool to your kids! Remember, you can book me at tracipiltz.youcanbook.mehttps://tracipiltz.youcanbook.me/
This game is really cool, with many different levels of play that includes basic counting, addition, multiplication and order of operations (we don't know if it goes any further ... one of us finally remembered we needed to prep for our afternoon KILT kids, LOL)! It's a terrific way to incorporate both technology and tactile learning. In order to use Numbers, you would first need the Osmo starter kit. If you already have this kit, you can order the Numbers game for $29.99. If you don't have an Osmo at all, you can order the Osmo genius kit (which includes the new Numbers game) for $99.99.
Osmo also has a cool feature on their website where teachers can access curriculum and lesson ideas (by grade level) that has been submitted by other teachers. Click the image below to visit that page.
There are other cool Osmo games that include Tangrams, Newton, Words & Masterpiece. If you have never used or seen an Osmo and would like to try it, let me know! I'd love to come into your classroom and show this cool tool to your kids! Remember, you can book me at tracipiltz.youcanbook.mehttps://tracipiltz.youcanbook.me/
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