"Growing Mathematical Minds is a remarkable, lucid, and inviting introduction to early math education." New Book Connects Early Math Teaching with Developmental Research: earlymath.erikson.edu/new-book-conne… #earlymath #edresearch @RoutledgeEOE pic.twitter.com/ZIe7zpTn7Q

Creating grid games from classroom materials can be a great opportunity for fun and mathematical discussions involving small sets. A Race to Ten, Both Fun and Mathematical: earlymath.erikson.edu/a-race-to-ten-… #kinderchat #preschool #kindergarten pic.twitter.com/G8ZKVzRgG3

Here is a fantastic teacher resource from @CSEP_ISU pk3teachleadgrow.org/learning-modul… pic.twitter.com/Z6ah3aNOPe

Pattern is actually one of our Precursor Concepts because it IS so innate in human beings. 🙂 earlymath.erikson.edu/why-early-math… twitter.com/cbrownLmath/st…

“There’s a widespread myth that some people are math people and some people are not... But it turns out there’s no such thing as a math brain.” ‘Not a Math Person’: How to Remove Obstacles to Learning Math: kqed.org/mindshift/4282… #edchat #elemchat #elemmathchat pic.twitter.com/qNz0jDHnQ9

Erikson supports parents reading to children of all ages as a way to bond and educate. Looking for a good book for the young people in your life? Check out the @chicagotribune’s list of best children's books for 2018. chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/boo…

You don't have to be a student to walk the halls of Erikson Institute's campus here in Chicago's River North neighborhood. This video tour will take you around and show off our beautiful facilities. bit.ly/2mR9Io1

We had a packed house for our Luminary Series event last week, which featured Dr. Serena Wieder. Our next event on January 25 will be led by Julie Ribaudo (LMSW) and will focus on creating narratives with young children. Register here: bit.ly/2RYhxIy pic.twitter.com/H3rvBymDLj

See the courses you will take that make up our comprehensive, integrated approach to child development, early childhood education. bit.ly/2vdXaLE pic.twitter.com/0RRhH8CxC1