How do you know if that child has the flexibility and skills to be able to solve problems multiple ways? Announcing a new resource that can help!
Math Mights Mania: How Do We Know That They Know?
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Math Mights Mania: T-Pops
“Why can’t we just do it the way we learned it?” T-Pops understands that building number sense and the ability to communicate thinking is much more important!
Math Mights Mania: The Value Pak
Place value is a fairly abstract concept for kids. They often have a hard time manipulating and seeing the different parts of the numbers. The Value Pak can help!
Math Mights Mania: Introducing Abracus
This week, allow me to introduce Abracus! The second of our Math Mights featured in the Math Mights 8-in-1 Flip Chart: Addition Strategies, Abracus holds a magic wand and uses the strategy of compensation. Many times people confuse the strategies of...
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