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Everything Adds + Up on the Math Resource Page
Welcome to our Math resource hub. Here you will find math resources, planned professional learning opportunities, and monthly manipulative video highlights. As we continue with a blended model, we will implement the best strategies to ensure our students are fluent in numeracy and problem solving by using data to drive our instruction and interventions.
Divide and Conquer with these Resources
Divide and Conquer with these Resources
Name Age Group Website
Open Middle All www.openmiddle.com/
Delta Math 6-12 deltamath.com
Desmos 6-12 desmos.com
Nearpod All Grades nearpod.com
Illustrative Math All Grades illustrativemathematics.org/
PBS Math Club All Grades pba.pbslearningmedia.org/
Reflex Math 2+ reflexmath.com/
Virtual Nerds Videos 6- Algebra 2 virtualnerd.com/
Math Games PreK- 8 mathgames.com/
October Professional Learning
October Professional Learning
Singapore Math using the CPA model training
Symphony Math training follow up
St Math training follow up
Manipulative Corner
Well-known math educator Marilyn Burns considers manipulatives essential for teaching math to students of all levels. She finds that manipulatives help make math concepts accessible to almost all learners, while at the same time offering ample opportunities to challenge students who catch on quickly to the concepts being taught. Research indicates that using manipulatives is especially useful for teaching low achievers, students with learning disabilities, and English language learners (Marsh and Cooke, 1996; Ruzic and O’Connell, 2001).
Well-known math educator Marilyn Burns considers manipulatives essential for teaching math to students of all levels. She finds that manipulatives help make math concepts accessible to almost all learners, while at the same time offering ample opportunities to challenge students who catch on quickly to the concepts being taught. Research indicates that using manipulatives is especially useful for teaching low achievers, students with learning disabilities, and English language learners (Marsh and Cooke, 1996; Ruzic and O’Connell, 2001).
This months highlight demonstrates number bonds as demonstrated on the Georgia DOE math website. Although this is a 1st grade lesson, the strategies contained within it are applicable to all grade levels.
Video MGSE1.OA.3 Resources
• Classroom Rekenrek Sets or Hand-made Rekenreks (using cardstock, pipe cleaner and beads)
• Rekenrek App (Math Learning Center)
• Number Bonds
• Part-Part Whole Model OR Strip Model
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