Swingometer

This is pretty cool. I would like to have an option though to have various tick marks along the continuum so I’m sure to move it equally each time.

Thanks for the feedback Sonja,

Tick marks now added to the resource – click the ‘Dots’ button to switch them on or off.

Hope this helps,

David

Wow! These resources are fantastic!
I love the professional interface and the simplicity that makes them so flexible.
Thank you.

Thanks for your comments Helen – it is always nice to receive feedback.

I hope that the resources are helpful in your teaching – if they are, perhaps you could use this site to explain how you used them and this may inspire other teachers or generate new ideas.

Thanks again, David.

These resources are amazing! Thank you. I would use the swingometer to monitor classroom noise or to help with music time. Have the students sing softer or louder according to the swingometer.

Thanks Jayanne – I am really pleased that you are finding the resources to be useful.

Thanks too for taking the time to share your ideas on the site,

David

Great resource. Just would like to share how I use it in my classroom. Set the labels as hotter and colder. Students postion arrows according to how hot or cold someone is at locating the hidden item in a giving directions maths game. Also set labels to register excitment for a plot when reading.

Great ideas Mary – I am really pleased that you are finding the resource to be useful.

Thanks for sharing – hopefully this will give other teachers a few ideas,

David