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Month: May 2016

Houston, we have a problem!

May 30, 2016June 15, 2016 / @seeanngo33 / Leave a comment

...Granny is coming for dinner! Now I’m not just saying this is a problem because she is my mother in law (seriously, I love my MIL!). I’m saying this because this is an example of an appropriate math problem for Oliver! We normally have 4 people at the dinner table, but we just found out, … Continue reading Houston, we have a problem!

My American Idol (although she’s British)

May 21, 2016May 28, 2016 / @seeanngo33 / Leave a comment

I once had a friend who was obsessed with U2 to the point of ridiculousnous. If she saw Bono on TV, she would scream and tell everyone to be quiet so we wouldn’t ruin the opportunity for her to hear him sweat, like that was even possible! When her husband bought her concert tickets for … Continue reading My American Idol (although she’s British)

Learning to count…baby steps.

May 14, 2016May 28, 2016 / @seeanngo33 / 2 Comments

Oliver is 2 ½ and quite pleased with his ability to count. He can count forwards and backwards (and sometimes correctly!), but he has no understanding of what the numbers mean, although he does know that numbers relate to quantity. Rory on the other hand is 4 ½ and he can count correctly and accurately … Continue reading Learning to count…baby steps.

It All Starts At Home

May 8, 2016May 28, 2016 / @seeanngo33 / 2 Comments

Getting a child inspired and curious about math begins at home. If you are a teacher, you can relay these messages to your parents; and if you are a parent, you can begin right now! Here are five things you can do: 1) BE ENTHUSIASTIC! I can’t stress enough the importance of positive math messages … Continue reading It All Starts At Home

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