Explore how using vertical planning to create learning progressions empowers teachers to understand how students learn math concepts. Get a practical guide for support, a video to model it and more in this quick post.

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Explore the true nature of mathematics by breaking down how it works through proofs. This book review will help you look at mathematics as a whole while discovering some great problems.

Explore early algebra skills by learning to balance equations with a physical balance.

Explore the meaning of rigor and acceleration in mathematics.

Learn alternative assignments for homework that invite students to reflect and actually tell you about their progress.

Counting skills continue throughout every grade levels as students explore different magnitudes of numbers, fractions and decimals. Take a look at some great counting activities (including games) that help students make sense of our number system.

As students move into upper elementary and middle school, the problems they encounter become more complex and layered. The strategies required to solve them aren’t just about choosing the right operation. They often require students to reason through multiple steps, organize information, and make sense of unknown. At this stage, students will need more than computation skills. They will need an organized plan of attack that is efficient and appropriate for the specific type

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Discover how to teach Singapore Math heuristics with confidence using Polya’s 4-Step Problem-Solving Process. This post explores key strategies introduced in Grades K–2, such as drawing models, acting it out, and looking for patterns. Includes classroom tips, video examples, and a preview of Part 2. Perfect for teachers and homeschool parents using Primary Mathematics and other Singapore-based curricula.