Emma King Staff recommend these links for math:
Use these links to consolidate the lessons, and basic concepts taught in your childs classroom. (Math Assessment Problems)
Proportional Reasoning Document from Edugains: recommended for scope and sequence when developing lessons for fractions and probability. Open Question Powerpoint, presented by K. Luce to staff, March 7, 2011 Edugains Math Website (Highly Recommended) Clips (Math Videos and interactive Games) Ontario Math for Primary and Junior Grades: Videos about all strands of math (Good Background for Grade 7 and 8 students) Math requires communication and group problem solving.
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Students are presented with a problem and work in small groups to find a strategies to solve it. They use manipulatives, such as counters, fraction tiles, graph paper, number lines, charts or calculators to find a solution. By discussing each groups strategy and outcome, students notice more efficient methods or methods that may not have worked. The teacher notices which students may need a review of a concept or reteaching of misconceptions, and plans her lessons accordingly.
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