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Fun Math activities for Kids

by Teacher

Feb 15, 2016

A new website with a collection of math games for primary school

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Math games

Aug 31, 2017

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Math games http://www.learnmathwithfun.com

Playing to learn: Panelists at Stanford discussion say using games as an educational too...

We may think we’re pretty smart, but in fact we have very little notion of how humans learn. Kids know: They play games. Until, that is, they go to school. That’s when the games stop. And often, so does the learning.That was the sad panorama painted b

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Demo class

by sophors

Nov 16, 2015

hello, guys you know demo class, i will teach this class tomorrow. do you any idea that can help with . I choose lesson that subject about Number 5 that i need to teach to kids and how to be fun with this lesson.

Jul 22, 2014

Here are some free templates for creating classroom laminated flashcards. http://apps.fellowes.com/microsite/IdeaCenter/ideas/school/f lash-cards

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Math Vocabulary

by mathman

Oct 28, 2007

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Algebra:

A branch of mathematics in which variables are substituted
for unknown values to solve a particular problem.

Arithmetic:

A general area of math dealing with addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.

Additive Inverse:

Two numbers that equal 0 when adde...See More

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test

by test

Sep 7, 2008

b>trying html

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Math night

by Sherry Thompson

Aug 7, 2009

Hi... does anyone have any ideas for a math night at school. I'm trying to get more parent involvement. If someone can give me ideas for activities for Pre-K through 5th grade that would be great. Also, if you have any ideas of incentives for the parents to bring their children to the math night, that would be great. Thanks in advance! Sherry

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Sarah Hi Sherry,

I am in my first year of teaching so I am speaking from only one year's experience with Family Math Night!

Our district uses the Investigations Math curriculum. Using that as a spring board, our school chose math games from this curriculum.

Each grade (PreK-4) at the school had their own table with each teache...See More

Aug 11, 2009

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Elizabeth Chapin-Pinotti Hi Sherry...feed them...it is the one thing that works for me. I also have developed easy math activities that I share with parents on how to help their child(ren) learn important math concepts and facts as parents and children interact daily.

I explain the concept...I go over some activities with parents and then have parents practices w...See More

Sep 5, 2009

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How to result this....

by Yami

Sep 6, 2009

Who can help me with this....I make it and i dont have the same result as the professor

(43x)(527x) to the prof. = 180x

s^4 + s^9 to the professor =13s/36

53x+1-33x-1 to the prof = 6x-8

3x^2 - 2x-1x^-1 to the prof = 3x+1

44x+4+36x+6 to the professsor = 36(x+36)

(43x+2)(92x+3)-2x(3x+3) to t...See More

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Gundospeq

by Aboutjgegf

Dec 21, 2009

Aloha! bla

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Free calculators and converters

by bharathi

Feb 1, 2010

EasyCalculation is a mathematical tool which provides an easy way to calculate mathematical functions online with just mouse moves . It also provides many tutorials to solve difficult problems too . This site is very informative and serves as the best path for all maths lovers .

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