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One of my earliest memory of Math is learning addition and subtraction. I recall my mom teaching me the concept using dried beans. As I look back this was an awesome strategy to use because I am a visual learner. When I am teaching this concept I also use counters or blocks because it helps students visualize the concept they are working with.

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S - imply happy to be alive
O - pen to challenges
C- reativity brings me peace
O - rganization is constant companion
R - apid changes make me nervous
R - ecognizing my mistakes helps me grow
O - rder is something I seek

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A- Always trying my best or best of my ability
N- Never giving up on dreams or what I want in life
G- going the distance to pushing myself
E- Effectively doing things
L- Looking forward to everyday and what it brings
E- effort in everything I do
N- Now looking towards the future
A- Accomplishing all my goals and dreams one day or throughout my life

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T is for totally up for learning something new
I is for incredibly patient
R is for real.. what you see , is what you get
Z is for zen when I am listening to music
A is for abstract Artist

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S - eeing myself in the classroom
o - pen to adventures
p - eople lover
h - appy hiking
i - introspective
e - easy to excite

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L-ive life the to the fullest

I- ndependent

L-ovable and caring

I- love hiking

A-dventurous and always willing to learn new things

N-ever giving up

A-ccomplishing all my goals

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I: I like to learn new things

S: Sometimes I wanna lay in bed all day

A: Aware of my surroundings

B: Blue is my favorite color

E: Everyday is a new day

L: Laugh as much as I can

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M-oon Glaring Nights
A-rtistic Vibes
R-esilient Heart

T- apping into my passion to serve a   purpose

H-ooting owls during evening hikes
A-nxious but adventurous

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Y-oga
A-dventurous
N-ice
I-maginative
R-esponsible
A-rtistic

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C-reative
H- ardworking
R- eally loves working with people
I- nvested in success
S- uper excited to almost be done with school
T- hankful for life and it's blessings
I- nterpersonal exchanges are my favorite
N- ever gives up
E- mpathic

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L-oyal to many
A-chiever in what I believe in
U-nderstanding to the best of my ability...
R-esponsible
E-asygoing kind of person
N-ice

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A- ffectionate with the ones I love
L-oving
I-ncredibly patient

C-ares too much
E-xpects the best out of myself and others

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A - ttentive to others' needs and emotions
L - oyal to friends
E - xcited for future (safe) travel
X - ia (Kpop artist) was the first Kpop concert I went to
A - dopted my very first dog from a shelter when she was a year old (she is 12 now)

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I - like to go camping
C - lutter is annoying
H - appy to be around family
A - lways up to explore nature
E - xcited to learn how to be a teacher
L - oves dogs and I have 3

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G-o getter
I-nvested in her future
S-uccess driven
E-nthusiastic about learning
L-oves her family
L-oves food

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C-onfident in what I do
Y- earning to succeed
N-ever gives up
T-hankful to be healthy
H-elpful to those in need
I-ncredibly awesome
A-ccomplished in everything I do

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N-ever gives up
O-ptimistic mindset
E-xpects a lot for herself
M-akes others laugh
I-nspires others to reach their goals

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A-lways kind
N-ever give up
G-oal getter
E-xcellent friend
L-ove for learning
A-lways overcoming challenges

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S-hy
T-rustworthy
E-ducated
P-atient
H-appy
A-mbitious
N-ice
I-ndependent
E-cstatic

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M- indful
A- lways ready for fun
R- eally optimistic
I- maginative about the future
A- uthentic
N- ever negative
A- mbitious

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N-never giving up on my dream to be a classroom teacher
O-open to new ways of learning
E- eager to learn
M-motivated
I-Independent

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J-uly baby
E-ager to learn
N-ever give up
N-eed more expo markers for my whiteboard drawings
I-nto anime and animal crossing
F-amily oriented
E-xcited to grow as a person
R-ice balls are my favorite food

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S-upporter of the arts
I-nvested in travelling
D-etermined and inquisitive
N-ever too tired for television
E- ager to try new things
Y-oga is not my forte

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R-esponsible
A-dventurer
C-reative
H-onest
E-mpathetic
L-ove traveling

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T - Totally
O - Ordinary
N -
Y - Yummy

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A -lways ready to learn
N -ew things make me excited
T -ime is very important to me
H -orror movies are my favorite
O -pen to trying new things
N -avigating through life as best I can
Y -elling is not my intention, I just speak loudly

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K- ind hearted
E- nthusiastic about learning
L- oving the stay at home life
L- onging to attend concerts
Y- outhful spirit

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Just trying to help students grow, and learn
Everything they want to know.
Someday I'll change a life or two:
Someone old or someone new.
I am creative, inventive, silly and smart; I love
Climbing, hiking, drawing, and art.
Aim to be better, in every way; I just can't wait to teach some day!

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My most fond memory of learning math is when we were engaged in some sort of game (i.e. Around the world, Jeopardy). The competitive aspect of learning made it exciting and fun.

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My favorite memory would have to be in 8th grade geometry. My teacher would explain formulas in a way I understood. Also, he taught us math by playing chess.

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My earliest memory of learning something math related was in first grade. I remember learning to add with my fingers and it was really fun. At the time, math was my favorite subject because my teacher made learning fun.

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my favorite memory of learning something math related was when I was learning long division. I remember it was not making any sense to me and I was getting very frustrated almost to the point of tears. My mom saw this, told me to take a break and then when I came back, she had my older brother help me and it all started to click and make sense. From that point on, I loved how math just makes sense.

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I remember being in first grade and learning addition and subtraction by counting dried kidney beans in class.

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My favorite memory that I've learned was 6 grade pre-algebra. We had access to computers where we were able to play games that relate to the chapter we were being taught. It also helped how my teacher taught new problems step by step.

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My earliest memory of learning something math related was learning about inequalities in the first grade. My teacher called the inequality sign an alligator and would want to eat the bigger number. She used an inequality sign on a stick and would raise it up to the numbers that were on the board.

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favorite memory of learning something math related was probably in elementary school when my math teacher provided skittles for the students to place after each problem. I struggled a lot in math, so this was definitely something that helped me growing up. After we completed the problem we were allowed to eat the skittle. It stuck with me until now, as I sometimes use food incentives for when I complete a college homework assignment.

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My favorite memory of learning math as a kid was playing dominoes with my dad. The goal was to have the ends of the dominoes add up to multiples of 5. At the end I would have to add up my points reinforcing counting by 5's and then compare my total points to my dads to determine the winner. It was a fun and engaging way to learn to count by 5's.

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My favorite memory of learning something related to math was in Kindergarten during the 100th day of school. We were given a project to use colored fruit loops to write out the number "100." We also had to use 100 of those fruit loops, it was very hands on and interactive. A fun activity especially at that age.

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My favorite memory of learning math occurred during sixth grade. As part of the accelerated program, we were studying Algebra I, and I struggled immensely to understand the concept of solving an algebraic equation. My teacher noticed I was struggling, and she partnered me with a student who was absolutely stellar at math. The student explained that I should think of an equation as a scale and balance them out so that they could equal one another. This analogy helped a lot, and after a few tries, I was able to solve an equation on my own. I was amazed and suddenly saw equations as fun puzzles instead of difficult work. This new perception helped make that unit a particularly memorable and enjoyable period.

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My favorite memory of learning something math related, was staying up late with my dad to memorize the multiples of 8-12. For every column I got correct without any of his help, I was rewarded with a Dubble Bubble Gumball.

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I like learning my multiplication on flashcards. I would practice on set at a time and ask my parents to test me afterwards. Once I knew one set I would move on to the next set.

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My favorite memory of math was when one of my teachers showed me a short cut when multiplying numbers that ended with zeros. She would only line up the numbers that were greater than zero and then draw a line between the numbers greater than zero and the zeros. We would multiply the numbers then just add up the zeros and add them into our final answer. For example: 10 x 1000
You would multiple 1 x 1 = 1 and then add the zeros that there are total at the end of the "1", so the answer would be 10000.

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The earliest memory of learning something math related was when I was in elementary school. I remember learning how to add and subtract using an abacus. Whenever I was having trouble solving a math problem it would be my go to item to use. As for a favorite memory, I remember when PBS Kids would have a show named Cyberchase and during one of their episodes they taught you how to add and subtract fractions. After watching that episode, I remember hardly ever having trouble solving fractions thanks to that show.

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My earliest math memory is listening to/ singing the number rock song in kindergarten. The song was really catchy and actually helped me learn numbers.

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My favorite memory of learning math was back in 5th grade when we were learning how to do long division. Our teacher invited another teacher from one of the upper grades to help teach the lesson because a lot of us struggled to understand the process of long division, and this teacher explained everything so well and clearly. She ended up becoming my math teacher in middle school. I really liked being in her class. She was firm, but very encouraging and straight to the point. She made math a positive experience for everyone.

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My earliest memory of something math related is when I was about four years old and I saw the number 12 on a clock and proudly telling my family that I knew what 1 + 2 was. I have improved a lot since then.

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My earliest and favorite memory was learning how to use the abacus at home with my parents. I have no idea how to use it anymore, but I remember being so excited to learn how to count with beads.

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My favorite and earliest math memory I have is using cheerios or macaronis to trace and glue numbers.

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My favorite and early memory was learning my multiplications. I remember always trying to win in the 1-minute test. I would look forward to them every week.

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My favorite memory of learning something Math related is when I was a student at Rio Hondo College. I was struggling with my Math classes already, but needed to take an additional one in order to transfer to CSULA. I knew it would be a challenge for me for me but I proceeded and took the class. The professor who I took the class with was often referred to as "old school". He used an overhead projector to teach the class, never the whiteboard. He was AMAZING! He taught each concept at a slow pace, took his time to answer each question any student had, and never moved on to new material until everyone understood. Needless to say, it is what I needed as a student to pass the course. I did and I transferred t o CSULA. It was a very proud moment for myself.

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My favorite memory was in elementary school, I was in the third grade. We were learning about estimating which was kind of interesting to me. However, my teacher had this jar of candy, it was a tall jar of jolly ranchers to be exact. She instructed to estimate and guess how many there were inside the jar. If you estimated right around the number 100 than you would take the whole jar full of candy home. She wanted an exact number or at least the person who was close the exact number. This taught us about estimating and rounding. One time, I actually got the answer correct so I got to take all 127 jolly ranchers home with me. I was so happy like I aced a test because she said no one has ever got the exact the amount right only the closest. This is my favorite part of a math lesson that my teacher utilized to teach us about estimating.

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My favorite memory of math has to be in 10th grade when I took geometry. Even though math is a subject that I always struggled in. This teacher made geometry fun. One of the things that I remember about his class is that he used many many examples that were very similar to the text book as well as the ones on hos quizzes. Another thing he did was before he would continue onto the next concept was to make sure we understood the one before. If he noticed that we were not funny comprehending the material he would come up with a lot more examples.

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Lauren Munoz

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Rounding to the nearest ten and hundred

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Introduction to Place Values

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Three Properties of Addition

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Even & Odd Numbers

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Strategy using Place Value Chart to add and Regroup

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Liliana Ulloa

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Dividing Fractions

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Using an Array for Multiplication Problems 

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Using an Array for Multiplication Problems 

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Angelena Garcia EDEL 4170

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Perimeter

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By Angelena Garcia

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Adding integers