Make the Most of DynaMath–With Google Classroom! 

Google Classroom is a popular tool for helping students stay engaged and organized throughout the learning process. The interface can be accessed from any computer via Google Chrome. It can also be used on any mobile device – regardless of the platform.

As a teacher, I really appreciate the fact that the DynaMath website allows me to sign in using my Google Classroom account. Check out this post from Catherine Wilshusen, DynaMath’s Online Editor, for tips on linking DynaMath Digital to your Google Classroom account.

Here are the top three time- and sanity-saving ways I utilize Google Classroom with DynaMath in my math classes.

Another feature I enjoy using is searching DynaMath archives. I am able to locate articles, games, and videos on any concept we are currently working on in class. It makes it easy to personalize instruction and meet my students’ needs. DynaMath now allows me to share any resource I find on my students’ Google Classroom page.

The connection between Google Classroom and DynaMath allows me to set up my stations with ease. It saves me lots of time and energy!

This past month I shared the Comparing and Ordering Decimals video on all of my students’ Google Classroom pages. After viewing the video, depending on the level of the group, the students completed the skill builder activities. The video was at their fingertips if they needed more instruction and practice with the concept.

With Google Classroom, I know my students always have easy access to the math materials they need, no matter what setting they’re working in. Gone are the days of lost worksheets and homework assignments!