Strengthen teaching and deepen learning of number skills and concepts From "Mystery Number" to "Hot Lava Bridge," the forty classroom-tested lessons in It Makes Sense: Using Number Paths and Number Lines to Build Number Sense promote the flexible use of number paths and number lines to solve problems and scaffold or document students' thinking. A wealth of teacher supports The step-by-step lessons are presented in three categories: <ul> <li>Introductory ideas (focused on the structure and use of number paths and number lines)</li> <li>Lessons (activities that encourage the use of the tools for thinking about numbers, their magnitude, and their relationship to each other)</li> <li>Games (opportunities for students to develop numerical fluency, think strategically, and play cooperatively)</li> </ul> The lessons offer a wealth of teacher support, including: <ul> <li>strategies for differentiating instruction</li> <li>key questions to promote student thinking</li> <li>"A Child's Mind" insights sharing common student misconceptions</li> <li>"Math Matters!" tips highlighting mathematical definitions, research summaries, and learning scenarios</li> <li>teacher reflections</li> <li>more than thirty reproducibles, also available in a downloadable, printable format</li> </ul>

It Makes Sense: Using Number Paths and Number Lines to Build Number Sense

Education & Teaching

Carlyle, Ann

Conklin, Melissa

Schools & Teaching

Heinemann

Through an exciting multimedia format, Teaching Preschool and Kindergarten Math takes you into an early childhood classroom for a seeing is believing look at how to create a focused, successful mathematics program while simultaneously deepening your knowledge of the mathematical ideas that need to be developed at an early age. You’ll find: • 26 video segments filmed in an actual classroom; • more than 150 lessons and investigations; • dozens of ideas for encouraging and supporting math talk with young children; • numerous formative assessment recommendations including videos of one-on-one interviews; • research-based strategies and insights to student misconceptions; • reproducibles (also available in a downloadable, printable format at www.mathsolutions.com/teachingpreschoolreproducibles), and more. The demands of the Common Core State Standards require students to have a stronger grounding in math concepts early on. In addition, research indicates that mastery of math concepts in early childhood is the most powerful predictor of later learning. These factors and more make Teaching Preschool and Kindergarten Math an essential go-to resource for the teaching and learning of early childhood mathematics.

Teaching Preschool and Kindergarten Math: More Than 175 Ideas, Lessons, and Videos for Building Foundations in Math

Mercado, Brenda

Math Solutions

The more than 40 lessons and games in It Makes Sense! Using Number Paths and Number Lines to Build Number Sense promote the flexible use of number paths and number lines to solve problems and scaffold or document students’ thinking. In this powerful resource you’ll find:   strategies for differentiating instruction;Key Questions to invite student thinking;A Child’s Mind insights sharing common student misconceptions;Math Matters! tips highlighting important math concepts; andresearch summaries, learning scenarios, and teacher reflections.   Ideal for use in math workshop and beyond, the lessons and games include more than 30 reproducibles, also available in a downloadable format.,

It Makes Sense! Using Number Paths and Number Lines to Build Number Sense, Grade K-2

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