There are so many different types of math programs available. They’re all designed around the same standards, though the way each program teaches the standards can be very different.
What They Say, What They Mean, How to Teach It
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Abacus Fun: Part 2
An abacus is so much more than just a “simple device” for counting or adding, with applications that extend into much higher level operations and concepts.
All About the Abacus: Part One (Plus a DIY Abacus!)
An abacus can actually help students learn and practice many mathematical concepts in a very developmentally appropriate way for students in elementary school. Students can practice subitizing, conservation to a number, addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, fractions, and even decimals!
Math Mights Mania: How Do We Know That They Know?
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!
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