The Best Virtual Manipulatives for Distance Learning
Math manipulatives are essential for building a conceptual understanding of math. As we head into a school year with many unknowns, it can be overwhelming
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5 Math Games with a Deck of Cards: Subtraction
Many math games can be played with a single set of cards as individuals, with a partner, or in small groups. Playing cards are a
Everyone Can Learn Math
Thank you to everyone who entered the Everyone Can Learn Math giveaway! The winners were Shannon Lingle and Vanessa Cornect! Congratulations to you both! If
The Near Doubles Addition Strategy
WHAT IS A NEAR DOUBLE? A near double is a math fact that is close to a doubles fact. For example, 6+7 is considered a
Teaching Math Using the Concrete Representational Abstract Model
WHAT IS THE CRA MODEL? The CRA Model is an instructional approach for teaching math. It consists of three phases: Concrete Representational Abstract In the
Math Fact Fluency: More Than Just Speed and Accuracy
Math fact fluency is often considered to be a quick and accurate recall of facts. However, it’s important to note that fast and accurate
Race to 100: A Hands-On Game for Addition to 100
Race to 100 (also known as The Trading Game) is a fun, two-player game for reinforcing addition and subtraction within 100. Even upper-grade students
How to Use Halving and Doubling for Multiplication
The halving and doubling strategy for multiplication is one of the most fascinating multiplication strategies. The best part is that it actually IS a strategy
How to Use Google Slides if You Don’t Have Google Classroom
Guest post by Tiffany Schmidt of The Learning Effect If you don’t have access to Google Classroom, there are a few options to assign Google
