12 | CHAPTER 2 – USING YOUR SMART TABLE
Hot Spots
Hot Spots presents students with diagrams.
Students then match words and images by
moving the labels to the correct spot
identified by yellow dots on the diagram.
(If the label matches, it changes from black
to green when placed over the yellow dot.)
After the students correctly identify all the
parts of the diagram, Hot Spots presents
the next diagram to solve.
Addition
Addition displays a random math problem
(for example, 25 + 3) and students work
together to solve the problem visually by
placing objects, such as blocks or coins, in
the center of the surface. Students can move
a block or coin by pressing and dragging it
across the surface, or they can rotate it by
placing two fingers on opposite sides.
Students can also answer by pressing the surface with their fingers for a few seconds.
The number of finger touches is determined by the number of students you specified.
See Specifying the Number of Students on page 8.
When students solve the math problem correctly, Addition presents the next problem.
Addition Plus
In Addition Plus, students answer defined
sets of math questions using visual objects.
Students answer the problem by pressing
and dragging blocks or coins across the
surface.
When students solve the math problem
correctly, Addition Plus presents the next
math problem.
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