We’ve created a set of app activities to help you engage your students in mathematics while providing opportunities to discuss the importance of taking care of our environment! #EarthDay#EarthWeek#BridgesMath
https://t.co/h5dUPXwsDk
My incredible team has created this resource over the past year. This was initially created to support educators during distance learning, but has grown into a resource that can be used no matter where students are learning. And it’s free for everyone, so please share!
Over half a million educators, parents, and students have visited Math at Home in the past year. And, we've recently released a spring medley of activities, covering a range of grade-level topics! Check them out:
https://t.co/5VPK6A6P88 #BridgesMath#MathAtHome
@MarthaRuttlePDX@elsuccessforum@kfergpdx Really enjoyed the work we did with them! They are an inspiring group of educators doing important work. And I think of Erica’s story when I make bread with J.
Spring into math with us!
We've compiled a list of spring-themed app activities for Preschool to Grade 5. Explore these activities on your own, present them to your students, and get math blooming! #SpringIntoMath#BridgesMath https://t.co/xkwTJmq1cY
My colleague and I created some heart-themed math activities that you might enjoy using in your classrooms. Hope your students enjoy them! (And check out the share feature on our apps!)
Great News! The Pattern Shapes app has been updated with the share feature!
Check out the shared problems and activities we've compiled for K–5. Explore these problems on your own, present them to your students, and #ShareTheMathLove! ❤️ 🔺 🔹 https://t.co/Ycf9s83S6u
The latest set of math activities are available on the Math at Home site! You can also now search by grade level, topic, and activity type!
Check it out: https://t.co/7gJMDVb1aQ #MathatHome#DistanceLearning#BridgesMath
Which one doesn’t belong with the other three? Can you find reasons that each one doesn’t belong? #WODB#Grade4#BridgesMath@WODBMath
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A lesson it took me too long to learn:
Liking someone does not mean you'll like working with them... or work well with them.
When choosing collaborators, don't forget to consider how dependable they are—and whether they have different skills but similar values.
The second set of Math at Home activities have been released! I’m so excited to do some of these activities with my favorite kiddos! Check them out. What’s your favorite Math at Home routine?
Check out the new set of activities just released to the Math at Home site!
The new site features a collection of activities for PreK–Grade 5 students, organized by mathematical content and updated with new sets monthly. 👉 https://t.co/5VPK6A6P88 #remotelearning#bridgesmath
Check out https://t.co/W2FRqpIDOx and take a peek at this blog I wrote for some tips about how to use the Math at Home activities as we head into the new school year.
Our blog post, Beginning the School Year with the All-New Math at Home, dives into how these activities offer the flexibility to present your students with rich activities to engage in deep mathematical thinking, no matter where their learning happens! https://t.co/TIwzL7LFjr
In our latest blog, Assessment During School Closures, Chief Academic Officer Nicole Rigelman (@nrigelman) and Chief Learning Officer Patrick Vennebush set out MLC’s recommendations for using effective formative assessment in a remote learning environment. https://t.co/LwKpYV9VSM