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Whether you are teaching in person, online, or hybrid, you know how important it is to get your students math fact practice. Then need to become fluent in addition and subtraction math facts in order to meet standards and have success later on with harder math...
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It is one of our goals as teachers to help students memorize basic math facts. But what is the best way to do that? Some students just have a hard time memorizing. You could drill your students on timed tests and flashcards, but I find that just frustrates my...
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There are so many different strategies to teach students math facts. But there is one that I use all the time as an adult, and because of that, I find great value in teaching students it. And it is the Make Ten Strategy. In this blog post, I will be giving you the...
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I have heard so many teachers say that they don’t know where to fit math fact instruction into their day. But the thing is with students learning math facts, is that they need to practice every single day! So I thought I would share three easy ways on how to...
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It’s the doubles baby. Let’s go, let’s go! In this blog post, I will be sharing what are doubles facts and why they help students learn their addition and subtraction math facts. I love using math fact strategies because they give meaning behind the numbers and...
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Math Fact Fluency Timed tests for math fact fluency are just that. Tests. They are assessments where we can see where students are at. From the data, we are able to teach to student needs, progress monitor, set goals with students, and differentiate in the classroom....
