I just finished making a new YouTube tutorial on this lesson I created! I can’t wait to start teaching this lesson to my 5th graders soon after winter break!
Thank you to all of you for your support and interest (in a previous post I added a poll and asked if anyone would like to see a video on this, and got a tremendous amount of Yes’s!) I appreciate you all so much! I hope you enjoy this video and will use it in your classrooms or at home with your children

I hope you all enjoy the rest of your winter break and have a smooth transition back to teaching (I can’t believe break is almost over?!?!)

❤️

*** Please let me know if the sound on my video is too soft. I played my video on my tv and it’s fine —but it did seem to be VERY soft…yet when I play it on my phone, it sounded better.
I’ve made other videos that sounded too soft (to me anyhow) before …and that is kind of an issue. Especially when using the smartboard speakers at school in teachers classrooms with 25-30 kids. So please tell me the truth…. Does it sound too soft to you?
I think I may need to upgrade to better recording / editing software/ hardware. Currently I’m using a super old iPad 😂 that has an outdated iMovie app ……and maybe perhaps my iPad also has a couple cracks in the surface as well 😂***

Please VOTE – do you think I sound too soft vocally in my recording?