(K-2)

Nancy Belkov Illustrations by Dana Regan

Trevor knew a lot of math. But one day, Ms. Green asked a math question he had never heard before.

Imagine you saw a penguin parade passing your house. First you saw 8 penguins passing in a row. Next you saw a row of 10 penguins. Then more rows of 10 penguins came down the street. How can you count all the penguins as they go by your house?

Welcome to Ms. Greens class, where math is challenging and fun. Ms. Greens students ask questions, try out different ideas, and believe in their math power. Use your math power to help Trevor and his friends count the penguins on parade!

32 pp.

(1-6)

Four of our top Singapore Math resources at one great price! Experience the power of SDEs best-selling Step-by-Step Model Drawing, the command of Jana Hazekamps Why Before How, and the engaging, sure-to-excite-your-students Number Bonds!

(valued at $85.00)

Now with 30 cards for a total classroom experience! The simple 10-frame grid on these cards is perfect for reinforcing number bonds for 10. Help students discover number relationships by using manipulatives within the grid, then move on to dry-erase markers to show concepts pictorially. Ideal for differentiation! Cards are 7" x 4".

30 cards

(K-1)

Subitizingrecognizing the number of objects in a group without having to count the objectsis a fundamental building block for developing number sense. These simple 8" x 11" dot cards help students learn subitizing and understand the crucial concept of making 10. Use the cards with the whole group, and then follow up with practice in centers.

38 cards

Strategies to Deepen Content Knowledge

(6-12)

Katherine S. McKnight, PhD

The CCSS requires that students develop literacy skills not just in English/Language Arts, but across all content areas. This means that educators must teach reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language in subjects like Math, Science, Social Studies, and Technology/Computer Science. This book helps you understand how to develop these skills with your students across these content areas and demonstrates strategies for helping you implement them in your classroom.

240pp.

(K5)

Eliza Sorte-Thomas

Math games offer a fun and effective way for students to practice essential math skills. But how do you reach students at different levels? Easily with this books 40 games, every one designed to intrigue and benefit students at different levels of readiness. Teach a game once and then use it over and over again with new content. Extend the learning as students graph their results and discover new problem-solving strategies. Learn how to choose the right game at the right time to meet your learning goals. You get formative-assessment ideas, Common Core connections, and more!

126 pp.

Your students will love practicing numbers from 1 through 10 with these simple cards. Use them to reinforce number recognition, counting on, math facts, making 10, and comparing numbers. Includes 5 sets of cards for 0—10; 1 set of number words; 4 sets of +, —, and = symbols; plus activity ideas.
78 cards

(1-3)

These color-coded strips provide students with a visual representation of place value and help them develop number sense. The enclosed instruction sheet explains how to use them in math games and how to extend the activities. This set includes units through the thousands.

A Tool for Informed Observation & Support

(K8)

Donna McKenzie & Lorraine Walker

Your teachers have had training in Singapore Math strategies. But are they implementing that training in the classroom? Are they implementing it correctly? The Singapore Math Coachs Guide tells you exactly what to look for in a classroom observation, offers pointers on positive reinforcement and ways to grow, and even suggests ways to gain teacher buy-in to the process. It doesn't matter whether your school or district has adopted a Singapore Math curriculum or you're simply using the strategies to supplement an existing program. If you're a math coach, a principal, or the "go to" math person in your building, this is just the tool you need to build confidence and competence in your math teachers.

32 pp.

Write-On, Wipe-Off Mats for Whole Numbers and Decimals

These 11"x17" write-on, wipe-off place value mats feature whole numbers (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands) on the front side, while the reverse includes decimals (thousandths, hundredths, tenths, ones, tens). With a 10-frame set inside each place-value column, these versatile, sturdy mats support a wide variety of instructional and practice activities in addition and subtraction. A corresponding website includes demonstrations and activity suggestions.

Set of 30

(4–6)

Now you can get the popular original decimal strips, plus enough smaller strips for every student in your class, all at a reduced price! Use these strips to reinforce the value of digits, ordering numbers, comparing numbers, and computation with decimals. Work with the decimal strips on their own or combine them with the whole-number place value strips for even more impact. This value pack contains:

• 1 teacher set decimal strips
• Student-size decimal strips (for 30 students)

Activities to Boost Mastery Through Discovery

(K-6)

Joanne I. Hines & Pamela J. Vincent

This book is packed with clever and practical activities that let you differentiate your math instruction while teaching new skills, fostering discussion, and developing strong reasoning. Youll find loads of easy-to-implement reproducibles, clear illustrations, and a skills chart to help you choose the perfect activity for each need. Journal questions and statements help integrate your math and writing curricula, too.

112 pp.

(3-5)

Catherine Jones Kuhns

Get ready to spill the beans about math with these hands-on cards. Students reinforce number sense, logic, and problem-solving skills as they work with real beans from your classroom to determine the answers to the problems on the cards. The interactive cards are numbered for easy differentiation and designed to keep students at all levels engaged, challenged, and motivated. Ideal for centers, too. Junior Level has 84 cards.

(4-6)

Catherine Jones Kuhns

Get ready to spill the beans about math with these hands-on cards. Students reinforce number sense, logic, and problem-solving skills as they work with real beans from your classroom to determine the answers to the problems on the cards. The interactive cards are numbered for easy differentiation and designed to keep students at all levels engaged, challenged, and motivated. Ideal for centers, too. Challenge Level has 84 cards.

Help your students see the math and see place value in action!

(1-3)

These easy-to-manipulate disks provide hands-on practice for developing number sense. Color-coded according to place value, the 1" foam disks allow students to visually track what happens when they regroup numbers in both addition and subtraction. And they help illustrate that multiplication is the same as repeated addition and division is the same as repeated subtraction. Resealable poly bag plus instruction sheet included.

140 disks (35 for each of 4 values)

(K-8)

Anne M. Beninghof

This creative, hands-on, research-based book introduces a lesson-planning model that can be used across the curriculum with all readiness levels and learning styles. Includes reproducibles plus 50 innovative, teacher-tested strategies that are easily adaptable to a wide range of lesson objectives.

160 pp.

Putting RTI into Practice

(K-4)

Gretchen Goodman

This is the Response to Intervention guide youll use every day! RTI is the powerful, proactive solution for at-risk studentsand its manageable! Combining selected strategies from her popular I Can Learn! and More I Can Learn! books with others that are brand new, veteran intervention specialist, presenter, and author Gretchen Goodman shows exactly how you can help your struggling students. Accompanying CD* provides extra copies of all reproducibles.

208 pp. + CD

(2-6)

Extend your students comprehension of place value with colorful decimal place value strips! Use these strips to reinforce the value of digits, ordering numbers, comparing numbers, and computation, too. Instructions included.

30 strips (10 for each of 3 values)

Help your students see the math and see place value in action!

(1-3)

These easy-to-manipulate disks provide hands-on practice for developing number sense. Color-coded according to place value, the 1" foam disks allow students to visually track what happens when they regroup numbers in both addition and subtraction. And they help illustrate that multiplication is the same as repeated addition and division is the same as repeated subtraction. Resealable poly bag plus instruction sheet included.

100 tens disks

Tools & Activities to Build Math Appreciation, Understanding & Skills

(2-6)

Char Forsten

Your students will be eager for math class to begin when you implement these energizing activities. Learn how you can introduce more and more complex concepts by keeping things based in the concrete and visual while guiding students discovery of patterns and relationships. Char offers fresh new ways to capture students imaginations by showing them the math in what they already love.

128 pp.

(1-5)

Eliza Sorte-Thomas & Kristin Hilty

Fact fluency still matters, but timed tests give students more anxiety than they develop students mathematical fluency. Its time for educators to give timed tests a time out. But, what do teachers do as an alternative? This book is designed to be a resource for teachers to use with their students to develop fluency with math facts. It provides teachers with a wealth of practical ways to teach students the facts, help them understand the facts, and give them strategies to become fluent with their grade levels fact fluency expectations.

The book covers fluency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, with practical strategies for purposeful practice, including reproducibles of games and activities.

Tools to Help Them Get It & Get Behind It

(1-6)

Sandra Chen

Singapore Math strategies can do wonders for student achievementbut only if the parents are behind the program. Get them on your side by showing them exactly how the strategies work and why theyre so effective. Save hours of prep time by using these readyto- go handouts to provide explanations and practice. Even includes tips for winning over difficult parents!

128 pp.

86 Strategies for Differentiating Instruction

(K-6)

Char Forsten, Gretchen Goodman, Jim Grant, Betty Hollas & Donna Whyte

Integrate differentiated instruction into your classroom and make your curriculum accessible for all students. This invaluable resource provides activities for literacy, math, community-building, assessment, management, and more! Youll find easy ways to create multileveled versions of your lessons, teachertested activities that embrace multiple learning styles, and more. All strategies can be easily modified to fit different parts of the curriculum.

144 pp.