When Math fact instruction is thoughtful and strategic, it results in more than a student\'s ability to quickly recall a fact; it cultivates reflective Students who have a greater understanding of numbers and a flexibility of thinking that allows them to understand connections between mathematical ideas.
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A study guide for Professional Learning Communities and book clubs is also included.
Over 450 pages of reproducible forms are included in English and Spanish translations.
Extensive online resources include customizable activities, templates, recording sheets, and teacher tools (such as multiplication tables, game templates, and assessment options) to simplify your planning and preparation.
Whether you\'re introducing your Students to Basic Math facts, reviewing facts, or providing intervention for struggling students, this book will provide you with insights and Activities to simplify this complex, but critical, component of Math teaching.
Through investigations, discussions, visual models, children\'s literature, and hands-on explorations, Students develop an understanding of the concepts of Addition and subtraction, and through engaging, interactive practice achieve fluency with Basic facts.
Designed to be easily integrated into your existing Math program, Mastering the Basic Math Facts: emphasizes the big ideas that provide a focus for Math Facts instruction broadens your repertoire of instructional Strategies provides dozens of easy-to-implement Activities to support varied levels of learners stimulates your reflection related to teaching Math facts.
Susan O\'Connell and John SanGiovanni provide insights into the teaching of Basic Math facts, including a multitude of instructional strategies, teacher tips, and classroom Activities to help Students master their Facts while strengthening their understanding of numbers, patterns, and properties.
Both the Common Core State Standards and the NCTM Principles and Standards emphasize the importance of understanding the concepts of Addition and subtraction.
Our goal is automaticity and understanding; without both, our children will never build the foundational skills needed to do more complex math.
We want them to understand the Math Facts they are being asked to memorize. -Susan O\'Connell and John SanGiovanni In today\'s Math classroom, we want children to do more than just memorize Math facts.
When Math fact instruction is thoughtful and strategic, it results in more than a student\'s ability to quickly recall a fact; it cultivates reflective Students who have a greater understanding of numbers and a flexibility of thinking that allows them to understand connections between mathematical ideas
