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Related: Ateliers de mathématiques • NumérationThe Path to Automaticity with Addition Facts In recent years there has been a huge shift away from rote memorization of math facts and toward a strategy-based approach for learning math facts. There’s a big difference between memorizing and understanding. Sure, we want kiddos to have automaticity with their facts. Knowing math facts is similar to knowing sight words–it frees up the mind to solve real math problems. If a child has to struggle to solve 8 + 3, they have no mental energy (or desire) left to grapple with the types of problems that will increase their capacity as a mathematician. A great resource for strategy-based fact instruction is Mastering the Basic Math Facts in Addition and Subtraction: Strategies, Activities, and Interventions to Move Students Beyond Memorization.
The ABCs of Number Sense - Math Coach's Corner Number sense. A phrase that we hear a lot in the math world. Some kids have it and some don’t. Many adults lack number sense! But what do we mean by number sense, and how do we help our students develop a strong sense of number? Montessori Math: Add & Subtract Large Numbers — Geeks With Juniors A new interest that I’ve developed since the birth of my eldest son, Philip, is to learn more about Montessori methods. I’m a big fan of 3 Elles Interactive’s Montessori math apps - I think they are of high quality and very helpful for Philip and his brother. Today I’m really excited to share with you a brand new app from these developers, called Montessori Math: Add & Subtract Large Numbers. It’s a sequel to Montessori 1st Operations, a great math app that I reviewed a couple of months ago. This brand new app builds on the basic addition and subtraction concepts that juniors have learned in the prequel app, and focuses on how to deal with large numbers.
Primary Inspiration: Keep 'Em Buzzy Blog Hop! Hi, Teaching Friends! Whether you're a homeschooler, a parent trying to keep your child's skills active and growing, or a teacher at a year-round school, you know that teaching in the summer has some extra challenges. That's why we've gotten together to create the "Keep 'Em Buzzy" blog hop of summer learning activities! Keeping your little guys engaged in learning during the summer takes some creativity and ingenuity. After all, you're competing with sounds of water fun and the bells of the ice cream truck! For most little learners, pages in a workbook just won't do it!
11 Hundreds Chart Activities Help kids learn using the hundreds chart in a variety of fun, creative math activities for kids. These are great for kids to identify number patterns and so much more! Try these hands on math games for kids in Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade. Help kids learn using a hundreds chart with these fun, engaging math games for kids from Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade students. Many teachers are moving towards using 120 chart to help kids “get” that after 100 the pattern repeats. Included in the download is also a 120 Chart if you’d prefer.
January Jumpstart {A Day at School} - Tunstall's Teaching Tidbits Today I spent a few hours back in my classroom to make sure we are set for the new year! Ok, ok I needed to get into the building mostly because I ran out of the room in December with a red and green glitter trail behind me. Thankfully it wasn’t as bad as my back to school nightmares had lead me to believe! Ice Tray Addition Activity for Kindergarten - Planning Playtime Have you been looking for a fun Addition Activity for Kindergarten age kids? We have a great one for you today using a simple ice tray. This awesome math activity is fine motor skills and math all wrapped together in one awesome game. Children are often introduced to addition in kindergarten.
How to Set Up the Math Center in an Early Childhood Classroom - Pocket of Preschool Little learners need many opportunities to explore, manipulate, represent, and learn various math concepts and skills. The math center is the perfect place for that when you intentionally plan and set up a math center rich in materials that promote mathematical exploration. Remember research tells us that students need concrete, hands on activities, and the opportunity to manipulate materials to develop math skills and concepts. Let's make your math center fun, engaging, and hands on for your little learners.This post contains affiliate links.Freebie Alert! Be sure to read to the end because I have a few FREE path games you can download for your math center!
Playdough Geometry: Exploring 2D & 3D Shapes I love making learning fun in our homeschool...I try anyways! In an effort to do that, I find myself online a lot looking for inspiration. My search led me to TeachersPayTeachers where I found some cute printable shapes cards. And I decided right then we had to use them! Kindergarten Addition Activity - Planning Playtime I have a fun new Kindergarten Addition Activity for you today, and it takes no prep time. If you have two simple tools in your classroom, you have an instant math center that the kids will love. The best educational tools, toys, and games are the ones that can be used over and over again for different activities. Dominoes are something we use often for all kinds of math fun. We also love Snap cubes, and use them in a number of our activities.
How To Teach 3D Shape in the Early Years Hands-on ideas and printables for teaching young children 3D shapes. Much of what I wrote then is still true today in schools. Young children need repeated hands-on play with different 3D shapes to understand them and they need clear, accurate information from their teachers to avoid the confusion between surface or two dimensional shapes and three-dimensional shapes that exists in many young children. This post contains affiliate links. It provides many ideas for activities that can help support a young child's growing understanding of shape.
Math Centers For First Grade - Tunstall's Teaching Tidbits I don’t know about you, but my FAVORITE time of the day has always been math centers! I just love the ability to let students take charge of their place, pace, and product! This post is all about providing meaningful math centers for first grade! Because we spend 20+ days introducing our students to the guided math structure, the activities I want to provide during August and September are going to review skills that my beginning first graders were able to do in kindergarten. Shari Sloane - Educational Consultant Math Centers and Games (Click on any image to see a larger version of that image.) 10s Go Fish - This game is played just like "Go Fish."