So which shows have you watched? Have you watched it with your students in your classroom? Are you a parent and have played it for one of your children? Have you been able to download it for a grandchild? We would love to hear how things are going!Last week was a...
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Math Mights Teacher’s Guide: Episodes 213-214
In case you’ve missed it, we’re a *little* excited about our Math Mights show that launched last week! Two new shows from every grade level (K-3) per week - it’s incredible! Don’t let the cute, colorful cartoon characters fool you! There is a lot of careful thought...
Vlog – Behind-the-Scenes with the Math Mights Show!
Welcome to Shannon's 1st ever VLOG! Get the inside scoop on the Math Mights show from the creator herself - from how the show came about, the characters, to where you can watch it and how SIS4Teacher will continue to support the show. Most importantly, see how the...
Working with Fractions: Subtracting Fractions
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...
Math Mights Showdown: Subtraction Edition!
Showing off subtraction problem solving skills, Math Mights style!
Math Mights Showdown! Addition Edition
Show off your problem solving skills with Math Mights Showdown!
D.C.’s Movie Debut!
Journey into Mathville to see your favorite Math Mights characters in action with our new animated videos!
Shannon’s Sequence of Division Strategies
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.
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