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Wednesday, August 31, 2016
The Power of Ten Using a Rekenrek
Today students used a rekenrek (calculating frame) to see how many combinations of ten they could make with their partner. These young learners used this tool as a visual model which helped them not only discover number relationships but also aided in developing automaticity especially with the landmark number 10. This is a great way to provide hands on learning and develop basic facts by using patterns and relationships. Using the rekenrek is one of our classes favorite activities.
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