Lil’ Mathematician

Let’s Go Shopping!

Our kindergarteners can now earn tickets when they complete assignments both in class and at home.  These tickets can then be used to shop for (mostly educational) items.  Ranging in price from two to thirty tickets, children have the option to save for more expensive items. We hope that earning shopping tickets will inspire every […]

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Base Ten Blocks

These “base ten blocks” help our kindergarteners learn place value.  The children can manipulate the proportionally correct blocks to represent a two-digit number and visualize how many tens and ones are in a given group.  These blocks help our young students to understand the relationship between the different columns on a place value grid –

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Taking Care

Showing kindergarteners how to take care of things is an important classroom lesson.  That is why it is terrific our recent grant not only provided the math answer boards but also the storage racks. We thank the William & Helen Thomas Charitable Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee for the complete set-up!  Click here to

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Mathseeds

Our kiddos now have a second exciting online math program!  Like Khan Academy Kids, Mathseeds is a highly interactive and personalized learning journey to build math skills at each child’s own pace. Once a child completes the Lil’ Mathematician level 2 in Khan Academy Kids, Mathseeds provides more addition and subtraction practice.  This learning software

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Thanks FPN

The Florida Philanthropic Network recently held a K-12 Math Meeting in Jacksonville.  The meeting was sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.  Our nonprofit president was fortunate to be invited. With a nonprofit president who held a Certified Public Accountant license for 28 years, math education has always been important to our organization.  Following

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Gigantic Ten-Frames

A gigantic ten-frame makes it easy for a teacher to lead math activities with the entire classroom. Plenty of activities with ten-frames enable children to think of numbers in terms of their relationship to ten.  Mental addition/subtraction calculations become more automatic.  For example, “There’s eight because two are missing.” We even provided magnetic, hanging dry

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  • Delta Education Weather Vane (4)
  • Delta Educational Barometer (4)
  • Classifying Clouds Photo Cards (4)
  • Didax Plastic Anemometer (2)
  • Delta Education Solar Hot Air Balloon (4)
  • NewPath Weather and Climate Learning Center (4)
  • Taylor Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer, Dual Scale (4)
  • V-Back Metal Thermometers, Dual Scale (60)