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teachloveautism

🌟 | Special Education Instructional Coach
👋🏽 | wife • mama • educator
📝 | Curriculum Designer
💻 | Email: [email protected]
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As a special education teacher, I've seen firsthan $As a special education teacher, I've seen firsthand the incredible impact of using hands-on materials for math instruction. I was obsessed with using these coins with the touchpoints on them to teach my students to count money!⁠ ⁠ 💡🧮 Here are two items that every teacher should have for teaching math in the classroom:⁠ ⁠ 1️⃣ Base Ten Blocks: These tactile tools bring abstract math concepts to life. They help students grasp the fundamentals of place value, addition, and subtraction by physically building numbers. 🧱➕➖ Whether it's regrouping or understanding the value of each digit, base ten blocks make math meaningful and fun!⁠ ⁠ 2️⃣ Fraction Circles: Fractions can be tricky, but with fraction circles, students can visualize and manipulate these concepts effortlessly. 🔄🍰 Whether it's adding, subtracting, or comparing fractions, these colorful circles make fractions relatable and accessible. Plus, they're a hit in our classroom!⁠ ⁠ Let's keep the math magic alive by getting hands-on and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to shine in mathematics. Read the blog post I wrote about how I kept math instruction engaging in my classroom! 🌟📐 #MathMatters #HandsOnLearning #SpecialEducationTeacherLife⁠ #specialeducationteacher #specialed #specialedteacher #specialneeds #specialneedsteacher$

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