Ancient Chinese game, TANGRAMS. Prompting kids to match arrangements in silhouette form (that is, without the outline of each shape shown) is a good way for them to reinforce their spatial reasoning skills.
Tangram Puzzles: Make One For Your Kids! earlymath.erikson.edu/tangram-puzzle…pic.twitter.com/ufwMKyFGAN
English Language Learners can struggle with math, but with some planning, teachers can guide them to adopt the language they need to master math along with the rest of their class. Here are a few tips... earlymath.erikson.edu/6-tips-discuss…
New book alert! There’s Math All Around You—Discover It Together!
"This book is an insightful guide to helping children discover, learn from, and fall in love with the math that is all around them."
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Great opportunity! Great benefits! We are looking for preschool teachers in the greater Chicago area who are willing to share their early math teaching with researchers.
If you're in the area, please check it out, and share! earlymath.erikson.edu/measuring-math/pic.twitter.com/k7QfgccPWp
Today our Commons area buzzed with excitement as new students moved through a full day of orientation sessions. It's one of the most energetic and affirming days of the year, and we welcomed our largest ever entering class at 168 members! pic.twitter.com/xdkEuMW3h8
The Erikson Institute Center for Children and Families is holding professional development opportunities for infant and early childhood professionals. The first session, The Growing Brain, is scheduled to start Sept 16th.
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