Listen to & Think About Math with Kids Around the World!
“Research suggests that when students talk more about their math thinking, they are more motivated to learn, and they learn more.”
Check out the following list of fabulous math podcasts for & by kids! https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/kidcasts-math-VcnKisGhxl-/episodes/
The Science Sisters, “Apples & Math” Ages 5-8
But Why? “What is the Biggest Number?” Ages 5-10
Wow in the World “1+2=3, Just Ask a Bee” Ages 7-10
Tai Asky Why “Which Is Cooler, Zero or Infinity?” Ages 8-12
Girl Tales: Nova’s Lab! “Meeting Katherine Johnson” Ages 8-12
Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls “Ada Lovelace” Ages 8-12
Mic Drop Maths “Dear Decimal” Ages 9-12
Radiolab for Kids “For the Love of Numbers” Ages 9-14
Top Math Podcasts and more for Parents & Kids:Â
https://podcasts.feedspot.com/math_podcasts/
https://bedtimemath.org/
https://podcast.mathisfigureoutable.com/
Why did it have to change?
What's Important?Â
Fluency = FlexibilityÂ
NOT Speed
Growth Mindset
I can do this!
Number Sense is where it's at!
Common Core Math Explained
Math Anxiety
Top Tips for Parents
1 Hr Detailed Presentation for Parents.
Great analogy between learning math and learning to drive around Boston. Do you only want to know 1 way or many ways to get around town?
2017-Norms-Poster (1).pdf
early-counting-progression.pdfaddition-and-subtraction-progression.pdfmultiplication-progression.pdf
division-progression.pdf
fractions-the-meaning-equivalence-and-comparison.pdf
