My class has been working on their fluency with addition. During
number talks, they have opportunities to think about numbers mentally. At
first, so many of my students thought mental math was invisible stacking. I saw
some of them “writing” on the air. Now, they are beginning to think about
numbers in new ways. They are breaking numbers up by their place value or
finding close benchmark numbers. I am so proud of my kiddos. I created an
addition strategy graphic organizer for my students to keep in their math
journals as a reference. I also let them take a copy home to discuss the strategies they are using in class with their parents. Click here to download your FREE graphic organizer!
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! This is great!
ReplyDeleteGraphic organizer charts are a common name given to charts that can illustrate facts, concept, and ideas in a way that can be understood visually. Graphic organizers can also be used to help kids break down math problems into smaller steps. Each printable Math Graphic Organizer Template comes with at least one filled-in example.
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