#teaching maths

[gamesonyoutube]

Learn Addition Using Number Beads Maths With Lucas And Ruby | Learn addition in a fun way I am 10 abacus addition ideas to how to teach addition for kindergarten in a fun way :- Idea 1: Introduce the abacus as a special math tool that can help them add numbers together. Show them how the beads represent different values and explain that they can slide the beads to perform addition. Idea 2: Start with simple addition problems using single-digit numbers. Demonstrate how to slide the appropriate number of beads on the abacus to find the sum. Let the students observe and try it themselves with guidance. Idea 3: Provide opportunities for hands-on practice by giving each student their own abacus. Assign addition problems for them to solve independently. Encourage them to use the abacus to find the answers and check their work. Idea 4: Learn addition in a fun way Incorporate visual aids by creating worksheets or flashcards with abacus representations. Display addition problems and ask the students to draw the beads on the abacus to solve the equations. This reinforces the connection between the physical tool and the visual representation. Idea 5: Organize small group activities where students can work together using the abacus. Provide a set of addition task cards or word problems and let the students take turns using the abacus to find the answers. This promotes collaboration and peer learning. Idea 6: Introduce the concept of regrouping or carrying over with the abacus. Demonstrate how to slide beads to the next row when adding larger numbers. Guide the students in practicing regrouping on the abacus for a better understanding. Idea 7: Create a game using the abacus to make addition practice fun. Set a timer and challenge students to solve as many addition problems as they can within a given time. Offer rewards or incentives to keep them motivated. Idea 8: Use real-life scenarios to contextualize addition with the abacus. Present situations like counting objects or sharing items among friends. Have the students use the abacus to find the total or how many each person receives. Idea 9: Encourage students to explore different strategies using the abacus. Let them experiment with adding numbers in different orders or grouping the beads differently to find alternative ways to arrive at the same sum. This fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Idea 10: Wrap up the addition lessons with a mini abacus project. Have the students create their own abacus using materials like pipe cleaners and beads. Let them demonstrate their understanding of addition by solving problems using their handmade abacus.

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Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Primary school kids are still in their early learning days, especially years one, two, and three. They need constant teaching on various subjects such as maths. Both parents and teachers can put their hands together to ensure that primary school kids get the best maths lessons both at school and at home. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Teaching maths to primary school children can be a…

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Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Primary school kids are still in their early learning days, especially years one, two, and three. They need constant teaching on various subjects such as maths. Both parents and teachers can put their hands together to ensure that primary school kids get the best maths lessons both at school and at home. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Teaching maths to primary school children can be a…

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Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Easy Ways of Teaching Maths to Primary School Kids

Primary school kids are still in their early learning days, especially years one, two, and three. They need constant teaching on various subjects such as maths. Both parents and teachers can put their hands together to ensure that primary school kids get the best maths lessons both at school and at home. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Teaching maths to primary school children can be a…

[standingappa]

headcannon that albus is a math genius he just never knew because they don’t teach fucking math at hogwarts

[reality-detective]

Mathematics 🤔

[ruthariandbluecookies]

Ethari: If you had 10 moonberry surprises and Runaan asks for 2, how many would you have?

Little Rayla: 10, 'cause Runaan knows not to ask for my moonberry surprise

Ethari: Okay, if you had 10 moonberry surprises and Runaan forcibly takes 2, how many would you have left?

Little Rayla: 10 and a dead Runaan 'cause you'd beat him up for taking 'em without my permission

Ethari: ...

Runaan: *eyes Ethari* That's true and you KNOW it

Ethari, sighs: Yes, I suppose it is

[nothingtoseeherebyeexx]

making jegulus fanart is switching between the taylor swift playlist and the lana del rey one depending on which idiot you’re drawing

[roseofhybrids]

keep the egg warm, teach it math

[kizunagatari]

the more things change the more they stay the same

[meidui]

pov your dads are not impressed

[wronghands1]

[edwardbabygirlteach]

If I have done my math correctly…

If you start season 2 episode 6 at 11:36pm (and skip the recap) on December 31st you can start the new year off with Stede & Ed doing the deed complete with fireworks to launch you into the new year!

[futurebird]

no it is not “junk”

i need all of these to do my job!

YES even the plastic isopod. (his name is TIMOTHY, OK?)

Timothy is critical to my lesson planning process.

[nico00235]

-slaps table-

THIS IS THE TYPE OF DYNAMIC IM TALKING ABOUT

[mariahgem]

STEDE'S LOVE LETTERS

MIDDLE OF NIGHT THOUGHTS: I think we can put certain things together that make logical sense. (And yes, put aside that David Jenkins said sometimes time and distance are null because story but WHATEVER)

OK. Ed broke Ned Lowe's record of 88 CONSECUTIVE raids.

This means Ed did 89 raids over 89 days, so lets say 90? Probably a few days before and after, but negligible. Say 3 months. (3 months of raiding and killing every day no wonder they were losing their minds.)

Stede says in his letter found by Englishmen/Ed that he writes every day. He's sent out a love letter in bottle EVERY DAY. Now, lets also give him the few days before and after, and say 90 days. THERE ARE SOMETHING LIKE 88 BOTTLES WITH LOVE LETTERS TO ED FROM STEDE THAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE WASHING UP ON NASSAU/REPUBLIC OF PIRATES. I hope Ed finds more. hee hee