How to Successfully Integrate Tactile Learning into Your Classroom
December 18, 2024
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Below is our interview with Lori Fitzgibbon – a 1st and 2nd Grade AIS Math teacher at La Frances Hardiman Elementary in Wyandanch Union Free School District, located on Long Island, NY.
I have been a teacher for 26 years. I have taught from 1st grade to 5th grade. I have been in the Wyandanch School District for 15 years.
I first learned about Math and Movement from the conference “How to Make Math Count.” This year, we held a Math & Movement Family Fun Night at our school and then PD for our teachers after school.
I have been using Math & Movement for about a month. My students are gaining lots of confidence and are becoming fluent in math concepts that they struggled with before.
My students are eager to come to AIS math class to do our movements. We just received our mats and can’t wait to start using them.
I love using the Add/Subtract Mat in second grade because students are able to use place value by adding tens and ones to a number. It gives them another way to add!
These colorful, large floor mats and stickers depict the numbers 1 to 100 in a 10×10 grid. Practice a wide variety of math concepts, including counting, addition, and subtraction by hopping on each number block! Select your material choice and size below.
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