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Karyn Hodgens
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Elementary Math Specialist
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Category Archives: Geometry
Identify, Describe, Analyze, Create, and Reason with Shapes and their Attributes
Here’s something super easy to do with kindergartners and first graders that covers a lot of the Common Core geometry standards. You will need one geoboard per student and some geobands. Working in small groups, ask students to design different … Continue reading
Multiplication Facts and the Distributive Property
Mathematical properties are actually quite useful when it comes to making sense of math. For example, the commutative property of addition helps make adding numbers a little easier. If we know that the order the numbers are added does not … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Algebra, Algebra, Family Math Night, Geometry, Geometry, Kids and Math 3-5, Kids and Math K-2, Measurement, Measurement, Number and Operations, Number and Operations
Tagged Common Core State Standards, commutative property of multiplication, congruence, distributive property, family math night activities, karyn hodgens, kidnexions
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Geometric measurement – Understand concepts of angles and measure angles
We’re surrounded by line segments. These line segments create parallel and perpendicular lines, and acute, obtuse and right angles. Looking for them in our environment is a great way to reinforce them. Ask your kids: Who can find a set … Continue reading
Cookie Fun Way to Teach Money, Arithmetic, and Geometry
Cookies in math class? Absolutely! This fun and engaging hands-on activity will get your students excited about doing math. Students will be designing their perfect cookie within the limits of a budget. They will be filling out order forms for … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Budgeting, Family Math Night, Geometry, Geometry, Kids and Math 3-5, Kids and Math K-2, Kids and Money, Number and Operations, Number and Operations, Problem-Solving, Problem-Solving, Teachable Money Moments
Tagged CCSS, Common Core State Standards, family math night, family math night activities, hands-on math, K-5 math, karyn hodgens, kidnexions, kids and money, teaching kids money
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Jeopardy in the Elementary Math Classroom
Just finished a unit and want your students to review what they learned? Getting ready for the chapter test? Just want to have fun? Jeopardy is a great way to review and reinforce what students have been learning. This photo … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Algebra, Algebra, Data Analysis and Probability, Data Analysis and Probability, Family Math Night, Geometry, Geometry, Kids and Math 3-5, Kids and Math K-2, Measurement, Measurement, Number and Operations, Number and Operations, Problem-Solving, Problem-Solving
Tagged CCSS, Common Core State Standards, family math night, family math night activities, hands-on math, K-5 math lessons, karyn hodgens, kidnexions
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