Comparison Problems for Pumpkins
Posted by Angie Seltzer on 10/28/2023 to
K-5 Algebraic Thinking
What should students know about mathematical comparison? In this article, you'll learn about the progression across grades K-8, get tips for teaching ways to compare, and learn to incorporate algebraic thinking. Since most students are familiar with pumpkins, we will use pumpkins in the examples!
4 Easy Tips for Equality and Equations
Posted by Angie Seltzer on 8/26/2023 to
K-5 Algebraic Thinking
Do your students understand the equals sign and equations? Many students struggle with understanding the concept of equality. However, equality is a foundation for algebra. In this article, we'll explore tips and tricks to help your students conquer the equals sign, avoid common misconceptions, and take equations to the next level.
January Funday: Create Expressions with 2, 0, 2, & 3
Posted by Angie Seltzer on 12/23/2022 to
K-5 Algebraic Thinking
Create Expressions with 2, 0, 2, and 3
Start the new year with a versatile activity that can be modified easily! Have elementary or middle school students write expressions using 2, 0, 2, and 3. Download a FREE worksheet with instructions and a table for values up to 23. This activity can help students review 5 key concepts.
1. Adding or Multiplying with Zero2. Order of Operations3. Using Exponents4. Expressions with Parentheses5. Making Organized Lists