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"Effective math interventions must go beyond rote practice. By reinforcing core skills, making instruction age-appropriate, leveraging peer support, and connecting math to real-world applications, educators can create interventions that truly work." k12dive.com/spons/4-proven…

As a math education nonprofit, we love sharing numbers that highlight your impact! Because of you, last year Mathkind reached:  👩‍🏫 740 teachers  📚 15,326 students  🏫 149 schools  Behind every number is a story of meaningful change. Thank you for being part of our mission!

These handy bookmarks, from educator Ryan White, offer encouragement – and problem-solving strategies! Download them here: tinyurl.com/48k8kn6t

Putting the "A" in STEAM! 🎨 When young learners explore math through art, creativity takes center stage. Activities like these mosaic designs help students discover shapes, patterns, and symmetry—all foundational math concepts.

Crack open a new Global Math Story! 🌰 Travel to Nigeria and explore the cultural significance of kola nuts, from ceremonial sharing to farming practices. Learn how real-world math is rooted in tradition, community, and the land.  📷: Wikimedia Commons mathkind.org/global-math-st…

Number sense is at the heart of math. 🔢 These teachers explored activities designed to strengthen this foundational skill. When students deeply understand numbers and their relationships, they build proficiency and confidence for future math success.

Learning is a continuous cycle! Our MathMobile program guides teachers through stages of exploration, discovery, curiosity, application, and reflection. Every step empowers educators to make math more engaging and accessible for all students.

Spring is here, bringing pollinators and math buzzing all around us! 🐝 Did you know bees build their honeycombs using perfect hexagons? Hexagons use the least wax to create the most space. Nature truly knows its geometry! #WeekendWondering

Spring is here, bringing pollinators and math buzzing all around us! 🐝 Did you know bees build their honeycombs using perfect hexagons? Hexagons use the least wax to create the most space. Nature truly knows its geometry! #WeekendWondering

Spring is here, bringing pollinators and math buzzing all around us! 🐝 Did you know bees build their honeycombs using perfect hexagons? Hexagons use the least wax to create the most space. Nature truly knows its geometry! #WeekendWondering

Ever felt like navigating a busy crowd is challenging? Learn how researchers used real-world math to pinpoint the exact moment "at which a moving crowd can transition from order to disorder." news.mit.edu/2025/mathemati…

It's #MemorialDay in the US, often considered the unofficial start to summer. ☀️ We asked AI to help us picture how a math teacher might unwind, complete with sunshine and zero grading! No matter how you're spending today, we hope it's exactly what you need!

Only two days left in this stretch of palindrome dates! 📅 Math is full of patterns hiding in plain sight. Dates like 5/27/25 read the same forward and backward. They’re a fun way to spark curiosity. Can you figure out when the next string will happen? #RealWorldMath

Equity starts with action! 🎯 Join our monthly giving community supporting math education that empowers students to create change. Your Equity Faction gift fuels local solutions with global impact. mathkind.org/equity-faction/

Six years ago this week our team of math educators traveled to Nepal to partner with local teachers. From mountainsides to bustling cities, they built lasting connections. It was a powerful reminder that great teaching grows through collaboration no matter where you are!

Here's a shout-out to the small but mighty Cuisenaire rod! These colorful blocks may look simple, but they pack a big punch when it comes to building number sense and visualizing patterns. When students see the math, they can understand it more deeply.

Scientists recently calculated that less than 0.001% of Earth’s deep seafloor has ever been seen by humans. 🐙 If we divided that world evenly among the global population, how big would your share be? Math can tell us how little we know about what lies beneath! #WeekendWondering

This second-grade teacher’s approach is a great example of what happens when students are encouraged to think deeply. At Mathkind, we champion this kind of hands-on math learning and applaud the teachers who make it possible! edutopia.org/article/buildi…

The more we create space for children to show their thinking, the more we uncover how brilliant they are. The best teachers ask the right questions to help that brilliance shine. #MathQuote

💡 In our Girls STEM Clubs, we’re not just solving problems, we’re growing a mindset of confidence and curiosity. Girls are encouraged to ask bold questions, try new strategies, and believe in their ability to figure things out. #STEMforGirls