It was an exciting week in 3W, we started division with equal groups! #WeAreMathematicians #WeAreResiliantProblemSolvers

Today these mathematicians created fractions on a homemade number line! #CreativeThinkers

I am so proud of this work and this author team! This is the book I wish I had in my new math classroom when I had less gray hair… or hair period :)

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We are loving our new clock manipulatives from hand2mind! These have been such a valuable tool to help students understand clocks and telling time. Dolvin ES

We love using braining camp to practice repeating patterns this week

Congratulations to our classroom’s FIRST Haverhill Mathematician award recipient. This mathematician talks math all day long. He is a communicator and collaborator. lAnd when things get hard, he keeps on working! Awesome job, Hawk!

Nothing better than when a students is proud to show off what they can do with growing patterns in Brainingcamp 😁

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Bouncing around the Number Line from Mathematical Mindsets is such a fun way to learn about integers and the number line. #wgleads #mathgames #d25itspersonal Jo Boaler

Money, money, money…today we took a close look at pennies, nickels, and dimes.

Quiz time! Name that coin.

These mathematicians are exploring fraction inequalities using bar models.

Who can putt the ball closest to the hole? We thought we could tell who was the closest by only using our eyes to measure. We soon found out that our eyes aren’t always accurate! Yarn helped us measure the distance so we could compare.

These mathematicians were comparing lengths to see whose golf ball was closest to the hole.

Our team loves seeing this! We hope our Base Ten Blocks helped your kiddos with their teen numbers!! :-)

Cuisenaire Rods for Algebra? Students are never too old for manipulatives.

We practiced using precise language by giving a friend directions on a map. Love getting to know these third graders and watching them get to know each other.

How are you & your students enjoying the New Brainingcamp? Share your successes with us! :-)