Lattice Multiplication is a method of multiplying that uses a grid. It helps children master large digit multiplication by keeping all the numbers organized. This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to you, but if you...
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May 15, 2017 Rachel C
Math
These patriotic two step word problems have children solving word problems using all operations and require two steps to solve. This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to you, but if you choose to purchase, I...
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May 3, 2017 Rachel C
Math
Multiplication Using Arrays and Base Ten Blocks is a great way to demonstrate why methods such as partial products and area model work! And it is hands on. This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to...
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May 1, 2017 Rachel C
Math
Area model is just one way of teaching multiplication. With a focus on place value, it is a great method for struggling mathematicians. This post may contain Amazon Affiliate links and links to other bloggers. It does not cost you any extra money, but I...
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May 1, 2017 Rachel C
Math
Partial products is a great way to use expanded form and place value to help children multiply two – digit, three digit, or four digit numbers successfully. This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to you,...
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April 19, 2017 Rachel C
Math
I’m not sure why we were talking about feet, but with three boys in my home, we have some pretty wired conversations. I’m standing in the middle of the living room floor with my arms full of laundry and we are studying each other’s feet....
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June 22, 2016 Rachel C
Math
I’m sitting here enjoying a cup of coffee while my kids dance around me. It may not look like we have started our school day, but we have. We have found five you tube channels that we love to visit. They all have fun,...
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December 10, 2015 Rachel C
Math
*This post contains affiliated links Children are laughing and having animated discussions. You can see their happy faces, hear excited voices, and the loud groans from drawing the wrong card. No, you aren’t out on a playground, you are in a math classroom where...
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December 7, 2015 Rachel C
Math
