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⭐️ NEW! Digital Tools from WRM 💻
After many requests over the last 18 months, we're delighted to launch our first two digital manipulatives – FREE for use by teachers and parents.
Our interactive Place Value Chart & Algebra Tiles are online now: whiterosemaths.com/digital-t…
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Why did I not think of making these before the pandemic? Individual math tool kits! Each kit has a ten frame, open # line, part/whole box, ruler, 120 chart, and a full set of counters, base ten blocks, cuisenaire rods, and money!
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Using recyclable maths manipulatives such as bottle tops to represent hundreds, tens and ones can help children get to grips with place value, counting and exchanging ⚪️🟢🔵 use a different colour for each value! #primarymaths #placevaluecounters
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We love seeing ways our teachers are supporting their English language learners in the classroom! These examples came from Millennia ES, Spring Lake ES and some of our wonderful math coaches at their October meeting.
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Decimal 7-up is a great game to help your students understand decimals and fractions! I got these task cards from superteacherworksheets.com
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This weeks maths - fractions of amounts and multiplying (plus some links to prior learning) with a lot of bar modelling. We're loving fractions! #MathsThisWeek #PrimaryRocks #MathsWorkingWall #MathsMastery #Year5 #NQT
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"This chart helps us see the patterns—as one number goes down, the other goes up! Such a powerful tool for addition & subtraction within 10." —T Tiffany
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ALT "Partners of 10" anchor chart uses yellow and blue post-its to illustrate addition problems adding up to 10.
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When math Ss believe they can – they CAN!
These #GrowthMindset math facts, from @PowerMyLearning can inspire amazing learning:
ALT "Math Myths vs. Facts" table includes false claims (i.e., "Math is about getting the right answer.") and their alternatives ("The questions we ask and the way we think about the problem are just as important. Mistakes help us learn!").
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Clothesline Math uses a number line to help students build number sense. Check out all of @MathProjects' free resources at:
clotheslinemath.com/
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There's so much Ts can't control ... but the energy you bring to Ss is one thing that's in your hands, reminds educator @EDUwithEmily:
ALT "Students mirror the energy given by the classroom teacher – your kindness, consistency and patience go a long way in helping influence students' attitude." —Educator Emily