Visualization and modeling as active thinking math strategies Visualization and modeling is the third and final research-based strategy covered in this series. Click here to read Part 1 of the series. When students use or recall objects, pictures, or models during and after their math study, they are better able to explain their understanding to peers, parents […]
READ MOREEarly Childhood Mathematics – In Their Own World: Grocery Store
Children learning early childhood mathematics have fascinating minds! They can take the simplest task and turn it into a grand opportunity. This is especially true in the grocery store! Here are some fun, easy-to-do activities that will brighten yours and the child’s day through mathematical explorations – in their own world. Geometric walk – investigating […]
READ MOREMath in the Car! Early Childhood Math – In Their Own World
Enjoying Math in the Car! Children have a natural love for learning and exploring in their daily lives. Did you know one of the best places to support this enthusiasm is riding in a car or in public transportation? Here are some fun, easy-to-do activities that will both brighten your day and the child’s through […]
READ MOREORIGO Insights Elementary Math Blog is Your New Source for Inspiration!
You know you’re a great teacher… but it can be challenging to feel inspired every day. If only you had access to relevant, easy-to-use ideas and resources within an elementary math blog that can be quickly implemented in your elementary classroom. Well, you’ve come to the right place! We are happy to have you join […]
READ MOREEarly Childhood Math – In Their Own World: Playgrounds and Parks
For children, play is a natural way to explore life and enjoy laughter. The playground or park is a perfect place for that! And most children will not realize they are doing early childhood math while they are playing. Yes, math! Here are some fun, easy early childhood math activities designed to brighten the day (and […]
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