#MathCuts can help teach your students how to subtract fractions with unlike denominators using visuals like pattern blocks. Watch here: https://t.co/Gd5d1FsoFw
Students can use pattern blocks to act out what it means to subtract fractions with unlike denominators using this #MathCuts video. https://t.co/Gd5d1FsoFw
Make comparisons, use physical models of measurement units, use measuring instruments, and more in this #MathCuts video of measurement! https://t.co/1VGH3cUo8t
Learn about the progression of measurement, from making comparisons to using physical models and beyond in this #MathCuts video! https://t.co/1VGH3cCNgV
Base-10 blocks give students a tactile way to build conceptual understanding of division. Watch this #MathCuts video to learn how! https://t.co/GU1iy9JXyE
Are your students struggling with adding fractions with unlike denominators? This #MathCuts video can help by using pattern blocks! https://t.co/DIHdXv9TsS
Manipulatives can help our students better understand equations. This #mathcuts video combines the distributive property and manipulatives to solve multiplication problems. https://t.co/6o9eCsXoSf
The distributive property is a tool used well into a student's mathematical career. Use this #MathCuts video to learn more about how to help students understand the distributive property. https://t.co/6o9eCsXoSf
Visual aids help students solve complex problems. This #MathCuts video uses a number line to help students visualize adding fractions. https://t.co/sw3dQa45gZ
Many standards require students to see or explain a proof of the Pythagorean Theorem. Enhance the traditional way of teaching it by using something a little bit more "concrete". Watch to learn more: https://t.co/xvNyPsvWz9
This #MathCuts video simplifies the Pythagorean Theorem proof through concrete models and explanations. Watch to help teach this essential mathematical model! https://t.co/xvNyPsvWz9
This #MathCuts video shows how polygons with the same area can be decomposed to reconstruct each other. Learn more about the Pythagorean Theorem puzzle proof here: https://t.co/PKx6DvwlBD