4 Misconceptions About Using Math Manipulatives in Upper Elementary

In this video, I dive into four limiting beliefs that upper elementary teachers often have about math manipulatives that simply aren't true. Whether you love math manipulatives or you're still second-guessing whether they are as effective as everyone says they are, you'll want to take 10 minutes to watch this video! You might walk away with a different outlook and a new excitement for adding math manipulatives into your lessons!
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[@amandarobinson3505]

The original shape is 1 whole or 5/5. Therefore, 2/5 is the value of the second shape.

[@aCloudgirl]

I'm interested in your organizational tips. The more I try to get organized (books, binders, bins, and boxes)--the more complicated things are and I can't find anything when I need it. :) LOL

[@MixandMath]

Hi Laura! We will actually be releasing a free email series all about this next month! So stay tuned! :)

[@ephecarrey5177]

I like this, really understand what you are saying

[@MixandMath]

So glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos Ephe!