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What makes grownups learn?
Guest post over at Math For Grown Ups!
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Embracing the Not-Knowing at a Homeschool Convention and in Math
Being in the not-knowing is the best place to be – whether you’re excited about an upcoming homeschool convention or about math!
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Help! I’m Going to the Texas Home School Coalition Conference!
What should I learn? What should I ask? Are you going? Want to meet up? I’M SO EXCITED!
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Perimeter and Area of Mommy’s Necklace
Another Count 10, Read 10 activity! This time an opportunity to talk area and perimeter using your necklace.
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Mathematician Parent: John Golden
Another story of math and parenting. Dr. John Golden, professor and author of Math Hombre, talks about his family’s thoughts and feelings on math.
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Cuisenaire Rods
This is the first in the Cuisenaire Rods series. Video showing how to engage kids in learning coordinate pairs by tapping into their creativity.
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[50 Word Friday] A Boy Wonders About Math and His World
Inspired by a friend at work, this 50 word mini-article is a brief comparison of two irrational numbers – and the wonderment that they SHOULD be rational. Even whole!
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Count 10 Read 10: Random Number Game
Part of the Count 10 Read 10 series, this bedtime game can also be played in the car, at the grocery store and at the doctor’s office. It needs no equipment and can be played with 2-100 players.
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Frustrations with IXL Math – A Review
IXL Math Practice HAD some issues. But they’ve shown they’re focused on improving – putting them on my highly recommended list!
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How to Teach Subitizing: 1 – 4
Some thoughts on learning and teaching subitizing. Including 17 downloadable 4×6 flashcards that you can use to teach your child to subitize – assess the quantity without counting!
About MathFour.com
I’m Bon Crowder and the photos above are both of me – in 1989 and today. I’m a Generation X mom of Generation Z kids. I began peer tutoring in high school in 1984.
MathFour.com is the “today” version of me helping peers be comfortable in math. If you’re a Gen-X parent, you’re in the right place!
Wanna connect? Give me a call at 713-557-8048.
