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Science says math and physical education work well together. Here’s how you can add math to your PE lesson plans to benefit your students’ learning.
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Students at Yu Ying Charter School greatly improved their multiplication by 6s skills during a 40 minute after-school session using movement.
Three classes participated in the Math & Movement program during their multiplication units while one class did not. See how their scores compare!
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This math intervention helped Pre-K students master counting to 20 and one-to-one correspondence with movement-based learning.
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