Last, but not least, we’re closing out our Working with Fractions series with subtracting fractions with Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract (CPA) means. When it comes to subtracting fractions, this operation is very similar to adding fractions in how students understand...
Showing off subtraction problem solving skills, Math Mights style!
Show off your problem solving skills with Math Mights Showdown!
Journey into Mathville to see your favorite Math Mights characters in action with our new animated videos!
Don’t just “teach division” – help students solidify an understanding of what’s going on when we divide, even if we’re using the traditional method by using Shannon’s sequence of strategies.
Spoiler alert – it’s going REALLY well! Hear from some of the key players in the field as we implement our new curriculum.
If we want to be able to show growth in what we’re doing, we can’t just keep doing it the way we’ve always been doing it.
Finishing out our subtraction Math Mights characters, today we introduce…D.C. and T-Pops! They aren’t new faces in Mathville, but today you’ll see how these Math Mights function in Subtraction World!
The residents of Mathville help 1-5 grade students build a solid foundation of problem solving strategies.