This useful and compelling book demonstrates how students in kindergarten through grade 2 deepen their mathematical ideas and understanding when they are encouraged to represent and communicate their thinking. Numerous classroom vignettes and reflective comments provide a model for how ''show and tell'' can enhance teaching and improve children's learning. The many examples of student work will inspire teachers to adopt such an approach.
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great for teacher workshops,
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For a couple of workshops what we do with teachers, this book is fabulous! The teachers love the examples of students' work. It covers more than one grade level. It's totally appropriate for teachers of primary who are struggling with teaching math concepts.
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This is an easy to use practical reference book for elementary teachers. I share this with teachers who attend my seminars!
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watermelon home, algebraic ideas, teacher reflection, most nickels, math talk, bear counters, algebraic thinking, manipulative materials Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Investigating Geometry, Interpreting Data, Talking About Numbers, The Enormous Watermelon, Number of Pieces, Fit the Facts, Old Mother Hubbard, Maple Street, Connecting Numbers Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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