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Literature-based workshops for mathematics

Literature-based workshops for mathematics

Ideas for Active Learning, Grades K-2
EducationMathematics
Pages
208
Published
2002
Language
English

Synopsis

This book provides educators with practical, literature-based workshop models for teaching mathematics to primary students. It offers strategies to integrate children's literature into math lessons, making complex concepts more accessible and engaging. Teachers will find guidance on creating dynamic learning environments that foster a love for both reading and numbers.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectual

Genres

Education Mathematics

Authors

J
Jill Claridge

Jill Claridge creates literature-based workshops that help students understand mathematics. Her work focuses on making complex subjects accessible and engaging for young learners. Claridge believes in connecting stories with numbers to build stronger foundational skills.

K
Kathy Morrison

Kathy Morrison writes about effective communication, especially for educators. Her book, "Family-Friendly Communication for Early Childhood Programs," offers practical advice for connecting with families.

T
Tina Dittrich

Tina Dittrich creates literature-based workshops that connect reading with mathematics. Her work helps students see the links between stories and numbers. She focuses on practical applications for educators.