Math
Math is a very hands-on experience by the use of various
manipulatives. Manipulatives help us learn several skills, such as
calendar activities, counting, number recognition, simple addition, graphing,
shapes, patterns, story problems, money, sorting, time, length/measurement,
and weight. The manipulatives used in our classroom include pattern
blocks, teddy bear counters, linking cubes, plastic money, dominoes, playing
cards, tangrams, student clocks, measuring tools, and various other hands-on
materials. As you can see, we engage in a variety of math activities
with plenty of pencil and paper activities to support our learning.
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more about these math skills.
