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Kindergarten hybrid math is off to a great start! Students practiced representing teen numbers and are building a conceptual understanding of tens and ones. @ParkviewKISD #kindergarten @KISDMathSquad ❤️
Our mathematicians are hard at work this week after two days of snowday fun!
We are so excited to be back and watching our students grow!
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These Kindergartners reviewed #11 and learned more about #12 today. Ss represented & counted using one-to-one correspondence. Ms. Ramirez also tied in the concept of more & less, having Ss compare groups of cubes. Way 👏 to 👏 go! @basswood_es #BasswoodBrag @KISDMathSquad
Happy New Year!! We are so excited to see everyone next week, and we hope you have had a wonderful break! ❤️
The @KISDMathSquad is wishing you a wonderful winter break! We will see you in 2025! ❤️
@KISDMathSquad was excited to celebrate Morgan Trankel at @NRiversideES as our elementary math teacher of the quarter!!
Congratulations, and thank you for everything you do to support your students every day!
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Mrs. Molina’s Kindergarten kiddos are deep thinkers with this Esti-mystery by @SteveWyborney 🧠🙌 Students made a reasonable estimate (“How many cupcakes?”) & changed their thinking with new clues! @KISDMathSquad @basswood_es #BasswoodBrag
@KISDMathSquad was so excited to join @TMISMustangs in celebrating Justin White, intermediate math teacher of the quarter!
Thank you for pouring into your students every day!
Congratulations!!! 🥳
Mrs. Phipps' 4th Graders at @FSESFriendship were hard at work this Monday morning on a Building Thinking Classroom task!
Amazing use of math tools to support their understanding of division!
Way to go, 4th Grade!
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My 3rd grade Hybrid class had an exciting day! We experienced a Building Thinking Classrooms problem solver. Students were engaged and thinking critically. Thank you KISD Foundation for your support to make this a regular event! @kellerisdeducationfoundation@kisdfoundation
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Ms. Parker’s mathematicians are making connections between multiplication and division by using models and pictures. Keep working hard!
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Mr. Pagan’s 5th graders are building fluency w/ fractions using a @SteveWyborney fraction Splat! Ss are given a total & a part & have to determine the part that is covered. Terrific conversations & justifications came from Mr. Pagans questions! @basswood_es @KISDMathSquad
Problem solvers at @FSESFriendship in Ms. Rattarree's 1st Grade class were on day 2 of their Dinosaur Models problem!
Amazing work and problem solving happening every day! ♥️
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Congratulations to Mrs. Atchley’s class for completing the Greg Tang Math challenge! They finished 80th out of almost 1,000 k-5 students.
In the 3rd grade group, they finished 19th out of 415!!! So proud of your dedication!!
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“I rolled 2/6 but it’s the same as 1/3.”
4th graders are using equivalent fractions to race to a whole hexagon in Mrs. Cardona’s class. @SunsetValleyES @KISDMathSquad
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Thank you @RamseyLovesMath for meeting with our 1st grade team to talk about intentional intervention through Assessing Math Concepts by Kathy Richardson. Teachers @basswood_es have a plan for revealing & addressing gaps in math! 👍 @KISDMathSquad #MathKISD @BrittanyMartz10
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Mrs. Panganiban’s class can solve problems by decomposing into place value and adding chunks. @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Estimates are not just random guesses. They are based on information. Mrs. Amos’ class is learning to adjust their estimate based on new information through Estimate-Mysteries @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Mrs. Medina is teaching her 1st graders to be powerful problem solvers when joining or separating with an unknown. Ss used their part-part-whole mats to represent the story before representing it with an equation. 🧠💥 @basswood_es @KISDMathSquad #BasswoodBrag #MathKISD
