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Karyn Hodgens
Kids Personal Finance Educator
Elementary Math Specialist
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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
Reason Abstractly and Quantitatively
Estimates help us predict the reasonableness of an answer. Having students make an estimate before they perform the calculation, and even writing the estimate next to the problem, can help them to focus on making the numbers (and the problem) … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Family Math Night, Kids and Math 3-5, Kids and Math K-2, Number and Operations, Number and Operations, Problem-Solving, Problem-Solving
Tagged CCSS, Common Core State Standards, family math night activities, karyn hodgens, kidnexions, number and operations, number sense
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Multiplication Facts the Fun Way
Here’s a super simple activity that helps students to “see” multiplication facts. It’s also a great way for them to see the connection between addition and subtraction as they “use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Algebra, Algebra, Family Math Night, Kids and Math 3-5, Kids and Math K-2, Number and Operations, Number and Operations
Tagged CCSS, Common Core State Standards, commutative property of multiplication, congruent, family math night activities, K-5 math, karyn hodgens, kidnexions, multiplication facts
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Beginning Fraction Work
I’ve said it before, but it’s important to say it again…understanding fractions begins with understanding the whole and the pieces that make it up. The question below is a good way to get students to reflect on the idea that, … 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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