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Webinar Recording: Kinesthetic Strategies to Build Number Sense for 3rd-6th Grade Educators

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This is a 1-hour recording of the Kinesthetic Strategies to Build Number Sense for 3rd-6th Grade Educators Webinar. You will receive a link in your confirmation email to watch the recording via Zoom. Additionally, there is the option to receive a seconds floor mat! Recording Length: 1 hour 12 minutes

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Add Kinesthetic Learning Activities to Math to Build Number Sense

In this one-hour webinar, we share various ways to bring kinesthetic learning to math class, specifically for developing number sense in grades 3-6. Learn how to practically teach math to kinesthetic learners with fun, game-like activities. Additionally, our strategies support state standards and will help your students feel more confident in math!

Coming up with new ways to present materials is challenging. In this webinar, we present you with new content and ideas that you can use in your classroom, online, or during home instruction. Improve activities to build number sense by incorporating whole-body kinesthetic learning.

In this webinar, you’ll learn techniques for teaching:

multiplication
division
factoring
fractions
place value
elapsed time
and more!

We’ll also be sharing how our books Oodles of Algebra and I Love to Cancel can be used to strengthen basic number sense while teaching the algebraic concepts of symbol manipulation. Furthermore, you’ll learn about free math-a-thons that can inspire your students to solve more and more math problems.

You don’t want to overlook these strategies for incorporating kinesthetic learning into math! Learn how fun and rewarding it can be to engage your students in kinesthetic activities to build number sense.

Target Audience: Educators and Parents of 3rd-6th grade students

Recording Length: 1 hour 12 minutes

This downloadable training also includes Freddy Fibonacci’s Awful Allowance E-Book for more Math & Movement fun!

You can choose to receive a surprise seconds floor mat in addition to this webinar recording. We will ship the surprise seconds box to the address you provide at checkout. The surprise box will contain one seconds mat. Seconds means that the mat has some minor printer marks, but is still usable and works the same!

What Educators Have to Say About our Sessions

"I didnt realize that there was a connection between cross body and the brain. I will definitely work to incorporate more of this movement into my daily instruction."

"I thought it was very comprehensive. You did a great job keeping us engaged and moving."

"You gave me some insight and ideas on how to incorporate math concepts within activities that I'm sharing with my students. I thought about various ways to modify your mats so I could reach 40+ kids at a time in short bursts."

"I’m excited to bring some ideas to my principal…I learned that cross body movement will help. I will add to my movement activities."

"You exceeded my expectations. Thank you for the amazing resources."

"I found some new ideas for incorporating movement in my classroom. I feel like I have some more ideas on how to get kids moving."

"I learned how important it is to get students moving when learning math."

"Thank you for addressing the problem we are having with students grasping math facts and trying to bridge the gap. It was a great refresher for me and it gave me a lot of great activities to use especially in the area of multiplication."

"Going to use examples used throughout the day starting tomorrow during our morning meeting. I like the differentiation between the types of learners and grade levels."

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