COGS
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Irvine, California, United States
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I taught 3rd Grade in Virginia for 16 years. During that time, I worked with children with learning disabilities in an inclusion setting as well as gifted students in a gifted cluster classroom. Currently, I tutor children from Pre-K through 5th grade in Newport Beach, California. I can be reached at cogslearning@gmail.com if you are interested in online or in person tutoring.
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Wags to Riches: Putting the VALUE in Place Value!
What is the difference between "place" and "value"? This board game boosts students' comprehension of "place" and "value" up to the hundred thousands place. Also, it gives extra practice with expanded form. Players get to pick a dog to walk and earn money along the way as they answer place value questions. This game would be ideal for a math center, small group instruction or for an assistant to work with students who need reinforcement!
2nd - 4th
Math, Math Test Prep, Place Value
Value Bucks! Teach "Value" in Place Value Using Money!
These colorful bucks show 1, 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000 and 100,000. I love to use these value bucks when I'm trying to help my students remember the difference between "place" and "value"! It really helps! I also recommend my Place Value game called "Wags to Riches"...a dog walking game that reinforces these concepts. "Wags to Riches" contains these same value bucks, so if you decide to buy "Wags to Riches", you don't need these. However, if you just want to use the bucks- these work great!
1st - 4th
Math, Place Value
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Experience
I taught 3rd Grade in Virginia for 16 years. During that time, I worked with children with learning disabilities in an inclusion setting as well as gifted students in a gifted cluster classroom. Currently, I tutor children from Pre-K through 5th grade in Newport Beach, California. I can be reached at cogslearning@gmail.com if you are interested in online or in person tutoring.
Teaching style
I believe learning should be fun! Children retain best when their emotions are connected to their learning experience. What better way to learn than by playing games? I'm also a firm believer that teachers need to engage students through their senses as much as possible. Games provide great visuals as well as kinesthetic and auditory reinforcement.
My own education history
I graduated from Freed- Hardeman University with a BS in Elementary Education. Also, I have an LD endorsement from Old Dominion University and a Gifted Endorsement form the University of Virginia.
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