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DREME: Development and Research in Early Math Education

  • Don’t Burn Your Feet: A Shape Learning Game
    on February 24, 2021 at 8:23 pm

    A playful activity to get children moving around while supporting the development of shape and geometry skills.

  • Help Children Build Positive Math Attitudes (VIDEO)
    on February 2, 2021 at 4:33 am

    The messages that parents and caregivers send to their children while engaging in math can shape the way that children think about math.

  • Finding Math in Everyday Family Life (VIDEO)
    on January 25, 2021 at 11:08 pm

    Early math learning tips and powerful insights from real families who discuss creative ways to explore math together.


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Global Family Research Project

  • A Holiday Letter from GFRP
    on December 24, 2020 at 1:00 am

    We end the year with gratitude for all the hard and inspiring work so many families, schools, and communities are doing.

  • Family engagement professionals become first responders, develop creative ways to connect with students and parents
    on December 4, 2020 at 1:31 am

    As remote learning continues, parent coordinators take the lead in reimagining services to ‘meet families where they are’ and adapt to an ever-changing fall semester.

  • Cambridge leaders launch math equity initiative
    on September 18, 2020 at 1:36 am

    The city’s Family Policy Council is fostering community collaboration to build students’ — and families’ — confidence in math.


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The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) is the world's largest organization working on behalf of young children.

Addressing Challenging Behavior in Young Children: The Leader's Role is available for preorder.This book features realistic & practical strategies for program leaders to develop the skills to build a team that works together to support all children & staff NAEYC.org/books/challeng… pic.twitter.com/fVapFVHCk6 17 hours ago


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Bedtime Math Daily Math Blog

  • The Weirdest Fruit You’ve Never Tasted
    by Laura Overdeck on February 25, 2021 at 9:00 pm

    Sure, you've probably eaten apples, bananas, and grapes. But have you ever tasted a jabuticaba? And if not, what does it even look like? Read on to discover the math in a list of 20 fruits you've probably never eaten - and see how many you might be adventurous enough to try! The post The Weirdest Fruit You’ve Never Tasted appeared first on Bedtime Math.

  • Reading a Book to Fluffy
    by Laura Overdeck on February 24, 2021 at 9:00 pm

    It's fun to read a story, so why shouldn't cats get to hear a bedtime story like we do? One animal shelter thought they should, and created a Book Buddies Program where kids come and read to the cats there. When you count up all the kids, cats, and books, the numbers really add up! Read on to find out more about this meow-gnificent idea. The post Reading a Book to Fluffy appeared first on Bedtime Math.

  • Juggling Act
    by Laura Overdeck on February 23, 2021 at 9:00 pm

    Have you ever tried to juggle? It's tricky, but really cool. And with a little math, you could get the hang of it! Read on to find out the 3 basic ways of juggling, and have fun juggling the numbers. The post Juggling Act appeared first on Bedtime Math.


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Erikson Institute Policy and Leadership 15 hours ago

FELLOWS IN ACTION: Barbara Bowman Leadership Fellow Katie Cox is now the Director of Early Learner Initiatives with @sdu46 serving children and families in the northwest suburbs. Congratulations Katie! pic.twitter.com/r5rtugTnLG Retweeted by Erikson Institute

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Congratulations to Erikson alumna Rebecca Wilson who was recently named a recipient of the 2021 Iowa STEM Teacher Award. The award recognizes Rebecca’s willingness to go above and beyond to inspire student interest in science, tech, engineering & mathematics. Brava! pic.twitter.com/BLuKZQjgKG

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Erikson Institute Policy and Leadership 2 days ago

Join Our Team! Erikson's Policy & Leadership Department is looking for a Data Quality Analyst! Check out the description for details. Resume and cover should be sent by Friday, March 5. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… Retweeted by Erikson Institute

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Erikson Institute 2 days ago

NEWS: Erikson is currently seeking a new president. Candidates must have a deep commitment to early childhood development and to creating an equitable, just world for all children. All applications, nominations, and inquiries should be received by 4/19: bit.ly/3pQZg0f pic.twitter.com/aeDrCHBxPy


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Erikson Early Math 17 hours ago

Make Learning Math Fun No matter your comfort w/ math, you can help your child develop stronger math skills -- & a positive attitude. Learn why it's important to boost your child's education, even before she starts preschool. parents.com/toddlers-presc… #parents pic.twitter.com/7CYUKdXTMq

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Erikson Early Math 19 hours ago

This blog post provides some great ideas for first grade "Number Talk" sessions. These 10-15 minute activities can be centered around the rekenrek or dot cards and are designed to reinforce students’ understanding of number and quantity. oceansoffirstgradefun.blogspot.com/2011/09/number… pic.twitter.com/g3rhrG86XE

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Erikson Early Math 20 hours ago

Measurement is an essentially mathematical procedure that we apply in many different contexts. How flexible are your children in thinking through measurement concepts? Check out our resources: earlymath.erikson.edu/why-early-math… #earlyed #tmwyk #elemmathchat #elemchat pic.twitter.com/MIPkVbxbze

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Erikson Early Math 21 hours ago

Why Kids Should Use Their Fingers in Math Class Evidence from brain science suggests that far from being “babyish,” the technique is essential for mathematical achievement. theatlantic.com/education/arch… pic.twitter.com/y89fRRhiGJ

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Vincent J. Costanza 22 hours ago

Always the highest quality content from @eriksonmath! twitter.com/bond007laura/s… Retweeted by Erikson Early Math

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Erikson Early Math 22 hours ago

Before true mathematical thought develops, reading to babies can help them explore precursor concepts of math. This caregiver uses pointing and motions to establish joint attention and then her language emphasizes attributes – soft, rough, fluffy. More: earlymath.erikson.edu/developing-ide… pic.twitter.com/Zj3HJ98oVt

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Erikson Early Math 23 hours ago

"Math manipulatives are all around! There is no need to purchase expensive items to help your child develop foundational math skills." 4 Ideas to Help Find Math in Everyday Life: kohlchildrensmuseum.tumblr.com/post/734526623… #earlyed #kinderchat #ECEchat #elemmathchat #parenting #parents pic.twitter.com/cTk2hQ2HqD

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Becky Holden 24 hours ago

Pre-K, Ss read the story & let the subitizing spinner @eriksonmath tell a story. 1st spin, penguins in the house. 2nd spin, in the snow. 3rd spin, in the water. Ss pushed them into a messy pile and organized to count & found a card to tell how many in all but...#trinitylearns pic.twitter.com/PQfyYyIOCr Retweeted by Erikson Early Math


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This game played with a hula hoop and bean bags demonstrates all the MATH that can be explored with a simple tossing game.
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The Hoop Game - Early Math Found in a Simple Tossing Game

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This game played with a hula hoop and bean bags demonstrates all the math that can be explored with a simple tossing game.

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Analyzing student MATH work has many benefits... understanding children’s current mathematical thinking... considering how to adjust instruction. Even more powerful, engaging in productive DISCUSSIONS with colleagues.
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Focusing on What Teachers Learn From Student Work

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To learn from student work has many benefits, from better understanding children's current mathematical thinking to considering how to adjust instruction.

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"It’s up to us to find, share, and talk about a variety of shapes with children in ways that expand their understanding and build connections..."
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Different Types of Shapes and Nonexamples to Spark Learning

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It’s up to us to find, share, and talk about a variety of shapes with children in ways that build connections between different types of shapes.

5 days ago  ·  

Path games are fantastic ways for families to spend time together and have fun while doing math.
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Get on the Right Path: Make Your Own Number Sense Activities

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Path games are great ways for families to have fun. While they can also be number sense activities, along with reinforcing other math skills.

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