You may be interested in my free family math resource, funded by the Office of Literacy and Essential Skills, HRSDC. Family Math Fun! A manual for educators and parents who want to promote math thinking in kids of all ages. • Things to do in the kitchen and on a walk, rhymes, games, and things to make, all to promote math thinking and learning. • Math for the whole person: spirit, heart, body and mind are all connected in the activities in this book. When these are in balance, math becomes part of our whole lives, not a beast or a barrier. • Patterns, recipes, and hand-outs all included (109 pages). •
Download it free at http://www.nald.ca/library/learning/familymath/cover.htm
Hi Kate - Thanks so much for pointing me to your curriculum. It looks great and I really think my readers will find it useful! Take Care, Gina
4/28/12, 8:04 PM
Math nights can be a great fun way to interactive and apply math concepts to help solidify usage. We have done them at home, done them at the library, had co-op nights around them and the families have always had a fantastic time! This site - Math Night - was featured in the Clickschooling Newsletter this week and reminded me that we haven't had one in a really long time!
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Kate Nonesuch said...You may be interested in my free family math resource, funded by the Office of Literacy and Essential Skills, HRSDC. Family Math Fun! A manual for educators and parents who want to promote math thinking in kids of all ages. • Things to do in the kitchen and on a walk, rhymes, games, and things to make, all to promote math thinking and learning. • Math for the whole person: spirit, heart, body and mind are all connected in the activities in this book. When these are in balance, math becomes part of our whole lives, not a beast or a barrier. • Patterns, recipes, and hand-outs all included (109 pages). •
Download it free at http://www.nald.ca/library/learning/familymath/cover.htm
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Close this window Jump to comment formYou may be interested in my free family math resource, funded by the Office of Literacy and Essential Skills, HRSDC.
Family Math Fun!
A manual for educators and parents who want to promote math thinking in kids of all ages.
• Things to do in the kitchen and on a walk, rhymes, games, and things to make, all to promote math thinking and learning.
• Math for the whole person: spirit, heart, body and mind are all connected in the activities in this book. When these are in balance, math becomes part of our whole lives, not a beast or a barrier.
• Patterns, recipes, and hand-outs all included (109 pages). •
Download it free at http://www.nald.ca/library/learning/familymath/cover.htm
4/28/12, 7:55 PM
Hi Kate -
Thanks so much for pointing me to your curriculum. It looks great and I really think my readers will find it useful!
Take Care,
Gina
4/28/12, 8:04 PM