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Teaching Place Value in Elementary Math
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Ways of teaching computation can get in the way of kids understanding place value. In this lesson, teachers get tips to help kids understand number magnitude!
with Tom ScherstenWays of teaching computation can get in the way of kids understanding place value. In this lesson, teachers get tips to help kids understand number magnitude!
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Looking for ways to help teach kids to make connections between concrete operations and abstract representations with math written symbols? Learn here!
with Tom ScherstenLooking for ways to help teach kids to make connections between concrete operations and abstract representations with math written symbols? Learn here!
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Have you ever been told that when you add, you have to start on the right side? It’s not true. Teachers looking for a new approach to math, look no further!
with Tom ScherstenHave you ever been told that when you add, you have to start on the right side? It’s not true. Teachers looking for a new approach to math, look no further!
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In this lesson on teaching math, discover the power of understanding place value when adding three- and four-digit numbers, starting with an example.
with Tom ScherstenIn this lesson on teaching math, discover the power of understanding place value when adding three- and four-digit numbers, starting with an example.
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In this professional development lesson for math teachers, learn how to help kids explain their thinking around algorithms using base 10 blocks and a game mat.
with Tom ScherstenIn this professional development lesson for math teachers, learn how to help kids explain their thinking around algorithms using base 10 blocks and a game mat.
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