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The kinder foundation is super helpful.

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Never thought about kinder doing Geometry but it makes sense.

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My a-ha moment was seeing the HUGE jump of requirements from 2nd to 3rd grade.

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3rd grade has so much as the foundation and these kids missed that year

We have to do smaller chunks because of tik toks

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None at this moment

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The sense of kinder doing geometry

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My internet not lagging 🥴

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This gave me an idea where my students (5th) should be and what they should have accomplished by now.

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The foundations that are meant to be implemented and taught in earlier grades. I made me think of the pandemic generation of students who missed out on huge fundamentals to make upper grades easier.

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How critical it is to focus on your standard giving student the prerequisite to succeed in the following grade instead of trying to enrich too much , and they forget it all together.

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The Math progression in General

Also, the foundations needed to succeed starting in earlier grades.

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I really should focus on breaking down my small groups to better assist my struggling to students who are behind.

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The tik tok discussion and realizing why students now have such little concentration.

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The tik tok discussion and realizing why students now have such little concentration.

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The Math progression throughout the grades.

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nothing just yet

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I enjoyed watching Graham Fletcher and my A-Ha moment when I was watching his video was how I could use base 10 blocks in my class. It really highlighted on the importance of visualization and hands on manipulation.

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Measurement and data is a huge chunk in 3rd grade, which explains why I didn't enjoy teaching 3rd grade math lol

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Maybe a a quick RR break. I dont like to leave because I dont want to miss anything thats being said.

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Transition are important, continuous in every lesson due to attention spans.

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None at the moment but excited for the class.

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If my laptop would stop trying to update in the middle of my class.

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1: How to help my students with lattice multiplication strategies.
2: How to increase multiplication proficiency in 4th grade students (3 x 2 digits)

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The shifts in the profession between grades. Changing from fractions to ratios, then functions.

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Ensuring foundations for progression

Kindergarten foundations

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Math puns!

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No not yet anyways

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None at the moment

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Beat me to it, yes, math puns

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Every morning, we count the days we have been in school, but I need to make sure I see ALL my kids count rather than just assume I am hearing all 10 kinders speak.

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no questions for you yet, but I will be working this weeked to figure out how to get my kids to understand one more/one less since that was what they ALL missed on our end of module assessment this week.

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I feel like Kinder is where you do the "most" learning in Math. Although it does get harder as the years go by, but without the basic math skills you learn in Kinder, you would not be able to do anything else. 

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I feel like Kinder is where you do the "most" learning in Math. Although it does get harder as the years go by, but without the basic math skills you learn in Kinder, you would not be able to do anything else. 

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Is it not beneficial that I group my math centers by table and not by knowledge skills?  They are math centers that all can do and have fun with?

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Is it not beneficial that I group my math centers by table and not by knowledge skills?  They are math centers that all can do and have fun with?