Everyone loves blowing soap bubbles. There is math and science involved, along with real joy and curiosity which should be a part of how children are learning math. In this lesson, learn something about a sphere and have fun with soap bubble geometry!

Dominoes, Yahtzee, darts, and many board games provide a natural environment to develop and use mathematics. In this lesson, you'll learn about how the process standards are a natural part of playing board games.

When it comes to connecting with children, teachers are the experts. It's more important now than ever to place value on teachers and all they are doing to stay connected to students and to keep them engaged with online learning.  

Picture graphs and bar graphs can be used to tell a story about what you did today. Learn about sorting and displaying categorical data in this lesson.

Place value is a BIG concept typically introduced in Grade 1, yet it is a concept not fully understood by many middle and high school students.  How is concept developed and what models are used?

This lesson explores the importance of asking “How do you know?” or similar questions when children are doing math. Asking this question allows you to listen for strategies, conceptual understanding, and perhaps misconceptions.