Description
Units 33 - 36
Unit 33: Tables of Partitions Without the Rods - This time we try the previous examples without the rods.
Unit 34: Time Out For Talk - This section is for ADULTS ONLY
Words affect the way we think and act.
They affect our emotional state, the single most important state for learning.
There are words we can use to activate our children’s abilities.
Unit 35: The Commutative Property of Addition - Children have now met the associative property of addition. We now focus on questions that highlight the commutative property (characteristic) of addition.
Unit 36: Studying Families - In this video we play games that consolidate what has already been learnt before increasing the challenge.
Child's Play Math was originally created to introduce math concepts to young children, from preschool upwards, through play, games, open-ended-tasks and challenges. The program utilizes Cuisenaire Rods. However it has been used effectively with children, and adults, of all ages who struggled to grasp math concepts the first time round. It has also proved effective in the context of special needs. Visually impaired children, for example, have no problem accessing the program due to the tactile nature of the rods.
A comprehensive manual is available from this site in PDF format - Child's Play Math 1&2
For an overview of the program and an understanding of the philosophy and principles that underpin it please download the free ebook:
Child's Play Math Video Bundle: Units 33 - 36
Highlights
Description
Units 33 - 36
Unit 33: Tables of Partitions Without the Rods - This time we try the previous examples without the rods.
Unit 34: Time Out For Talk - This section is for ADULTS ONLY
Words affect the way we think and act.
They affect our emotional state, the single most important state for learning.
There are words we can use to activate our children’s abilities.
Unit 35: The Commutative Property of Addition - Children have now met the associative property of addition. We now focus on questions that highlight the commutative property (characteristic) of addition.
Unit 36: Studying Families - In this video we play games that consolidate what has already been learnt before increasing the challenge.
Child's Play Math was originally created to introduce math concepts to young children, from preschool upwards, through play, games, open-ended-tasks and challenges. The program utilizes Cuisenaire Rods. However it has been used effectively with children, and adults, of all ages who struggled to grasp math concepts the first time round. It has also proved effective in the context of special needs. Visually impaired children, for example, have no problem accessing the program due to the tactile nature of the rods.
A comprehensive manual is available from this site in PDF format - Child's Play Math 1&2
For an overview of the program and an understanding of the philosophy and principles that underpin it please download the free ebook:
