The Math We Need to Know and Do in Grades PreK–5

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Author: Pearl Gold Solomon
Publisher: Corwin
Edition: 2nd Edition
ISBN-13: 9781412917209
Publishing year: May 2006
No of pages: 232
Weight: 540 grm
Language: English
Book binding: Paperback

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I will be quoting many of the key points presented in the book often tothers in my school - Carol Amos, Teacher Leader/Mathematics Coordinator, Twinfield Union School, Plainfield, VT Makes a distinct contribution tthe field of mathematics, explaining in clear language the relevance of the various concepts as they apply telementary mathematics curricula - Melissa Miller, Teacher, Randall G Lynch Middle School, Farmington, AR A wonderful resource for readers whwill be developing curriculum and lessons Each content branch is clearly explained and has examples for easy development Professionals will be able teasily build further examples - Joseph DiGarbo, Teacher, Mohegan Elementary School, Uncasville, CT This updated and expanded new edition provides elementary math teachers with a step-by-step approach tplanning standards-based curriculum, instruction, and now assessment, too Pearl Gold Solomon covers the essential concepts and skills defined by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) using a simple-to-follow matrix that aligns activities and problems for the classroom with specific NCTM standards, and then provides appropriate assessments for each An essential handbook for grades PreK-5, it provides detailed guidance, sample activities, problems, and assessments, all grade appropriate and ready tuse Highlights include a rubric, test specifications, other assessment resources, suggestions for working with calculators, educational software and graphics programs, and web sites Teachers will find this invaluable when they: Review their knowledge of mathematical concepts Plan curriculum for a specific lesson, grade level, or an entire school Respond tindividual conceptual or procedural challenges among their learners Assess student knowledge, both formally and informally Once again, Solomon turns confusing pedagogy intaccessible instruction, giving new teachers clarity and experienced teachers a base that can easily be built upon This is an indispensable resource for instructional leaders, district planners, staff developers, math coaches, and individual teachers seeking tenhance their instructional repertoire