Lindsay Weiner
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Some of our 5th graders exercising their fluency and number flexibility while playing Mobi @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn


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Fact fluency fun! These second graders race to build floors of 7. So much math joy here as students visualize and begin to internalize all the ways to make 7. @pinehillschool @DSteachlearn


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Welcome to the 1st grade farmer’s market! The most engaging activity for sorting and counting 🍌🍎🍇 @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn

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Tic Tac Ten might be my favorite math game for number flexibility and fact fluency. 2P had a blast playing today! @pinehillschool @DSteachlearn

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Building and exploring the connection between shapes, sides, and corners in K 🔺🔷🟩 @pinehillschool @DSteachlearn



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You can’t beat this #mathjoy while setting up our next @pinehillschool estimation mystery jar! @DSteachlearn


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Beyond impressed with the level of mathematical discourse in 2M during this same but different math talk! @pinehillschool @DSteachlearn

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Counting collections in 2nd! These pairs were busy categorizing, counting, and recording data in bar graphs and pictographs. They came up with some great math questions to ask about their data 📊 @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn @IllustrateMath


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Our kindergartens were working hard today to show 7 in so many different and creative ways! @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn


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Our resident estimators set up the October jar and even have an extra challenge this month…how many dice and how many dots? 🎲 @pinehillschool @DSteachlearn

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Place value toss! Such an engaging way to build number sense @WendyLagueFahey @ChickeringDover


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5th graders working hard to set expectations for how their class should look and sound during math talk, independent, and partner work @pinehillschool




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5A making real world connections and experimenting to understand volume during our Reveal pilot 📦 @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn @McGrawHillK12




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5D exploring the concept of volume by building and comparing objects made of cubes. I’m loving the progression of abstract to concrete in this unit! @IllustrateMath @DSteachlearn




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🍿 POP on a podcast! I’m excited to hear my colleagues’ thoughts on these podcast episodes about decodable texts and building background knowledge in the early grades! Especially with our launch of Geodes 🤩 @ChickeringDover @DSteachlearn

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