 Making math more hands-on takes extra planning time, but this small investment pays huge dividends for all learners in all environments. Have fun raiding Pinterest, or reproduce your own manipulatives by looking at examples here.
Here, a third grader learns to construct prisms (and even angles of different classifications) using toothpick edges and marshmallow vertices. Comments are closed.
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Joe Manning is a Colorado public school teacher with a background in 3rd-12th grade education. He has helped hundreds of students achieve their learning goals both online and off, and he is excited to find smarter ways to help hundreds more do even better. Archives
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