Fraction Fusion teaches and reviews fraction concepts to midsection elementary-aged students. Students are asked to name the fractions of various types of models, including simple fractions, amalgamated numbers and number lines. Fraction Fusion also inclu
Language - Proofreader 2.2.1 By Mattson Software
Many states' assessments receive sections that need students to key mistakes in a special passage (such as the TAKS essay, the state assessment in Texas). However, many students aren't able to uprise this skill sufficiently through their reading or writing instruction. Proofreader was designed to satiate the opening. Proofreader provides you with over 100 different passages, where students receive to regain the spelling, punctuation, capitalization or grammatical errors. There are also examples where students receive to experience how to correctly combine two sentences. Proofreader also includes two special sections where students key complete and incomplete sentences and regain sentences with extraneous information. What's New: Version 2.2.1: adds a warning blind to prevent students from going to the same segment twice adds a keyboard shortcut: pressing the pass key will push the next blind button underage errors corrected |
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