We are beginning to learn the Metric System. Some of our students are struggling with it. Hopefully this helps simplify things a bit.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
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Dear Mr. Pahl
ReplyDeleteThat video was pretty helpful the one with Bill Nye but it was a little fast and that confused me so if there was a way to fix that it would be helpful.
Sincerely, Jaymeson
Dear Mr.Pahl,
ReplyDeleteI love the Bill Nye because he makes learning super funny and enjoyable… so does Mr. Pahl. He makes Math, Science and practically everything funny. He is an intelligent man who wants to help us learn just like teachers.
From,
Tori
Dear Jameson,
ReplyDeleteI really agree that this video is a helpful tool to learn the metric system. It also teaches us about measurements that we haven’t learned yet like micrometers.
Sincerely,
Neri!
Dear Mr. Pahl
ReplyDeleteI think that the video did help a little bit; but I couldn't quite make out what he was saying. To be honest with you, I don’t really understand the metric system. Maybe you could make a video explaining basic measurement.
Sincerely,
Sarah M.