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Having a numeracy rich environment gives students opportunities to have conversations about math and come up with different strategies to solve problems. It helps them to understand the concept.

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Having an environment of math all around them and doing spiral reviews and math read alouds.

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The ability to give students the opportunity to turn and talk to one another about their understanding. Math can be integrated through read aloud giving students a chance to connect to real life examples.

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I think it increases understanding by constantly having students explain their thinking in mathmatical conversations when working through problems. Its one thing to solve it, but it takes it a step farther when they can explain what their doing.

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Mr. Strathern - I really like idea of doing math read alouds with the kids because it will help with reading comprehension and give them a better understanding of how to use a particular math strategy. Spiral reviews will help students get refreshed on previous taught standards, and help with supporting students that are needing more time to learn.

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Mr. Strathern - I really like idea of doing math read alouds with the kids because it will help with reading comprehension and give them a better understanding of how to use a particular math strategy. Spiral reviews will help students get refreshed on previous taught standards, and help with supporting students that are needing more time to learn.

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By giving students the opportunity to discuss math concepts with spiral reviews and during math instruction. Integrating math into read aloud also gives them another chance to see math in another format. Seeing math through real life examples is another way also increases understanding in math.

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They help engage students in mathematical concepts by incorporating whole groups, small groups, pairing students to discuss, read alouds based on concepts, spiral review and independently working to display skills.

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We can provide warm ups to get students to begin thinking about and focusing on math before jumping into the lesson.  Math read alouds can also be used to help introduce vocabulary and new concepts.  Also providing students many opportunities to talk about/discuss math and their math thinking

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creating a community for students to speak without fear of failure, spiral reviews to reconnect with a concept, incorporate math in daily routines, discussions of students thought process while solving

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How does the mathematical classroom community incorporate the components of a numeracy rich environment and warm ups to increase student understanding of mathematical concepts? Through Think-Pair-Shares which provides students the opportunity to learn form their peers. 

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How does the mathematical classroom community incorporate the components of a numeracy rich environment and warm ups to increase student understanding of mathematical concepts? Through Think-Pair-Shares which provides students the opportunity to learn form their peers. 

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Math can be included in read alouds, letting students have classroom/partner discussions, and incorporating math into other aspects of the classroom.

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I Think helping students to realize and appreciate that math is all around them is important because they see themselves as problems solvers.

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It helps build the understanding and also keeps math integrated all the time.

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By integrating math in all portions of the classroom and applying these concepts to real-life examples. Students are included in every part and they are taking ownership of their learning through practice, discussion, and self-motivation.

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Read alouds about math, Spiral Review, participating in math even when it is not "math time"