Comments on: Living Math is not Quick or Neat http://jimmiescollage.com/2009/01/living-math-is-not-quick-or-neat/ homeschooling with a Charlotte Mason approach Sun, 20 May 2012 04:25:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Denise http://jimmiescollage.com/2009/01/living-math-is-not-quick-or-neat/comment-page-1/#comment-7879 Denise Tue, 18 Oct 2011 17:40:26 +0000 http://jimmiescollage.com/?p=345#comment-7879 Wonderful story! I've been reading old posts, curious what people have done for living math. Somehow I missed this story when you first posted it. That's a great puzzle -- perhaps I'll give it to my daughter this afternoon. BTW: You don't have to make numbered cards, just use 1-10 of any suit from a card deck. Wonderful story!
I’ve been reading old posts, curious what people have done for living math. Somehow I missed this story when you first posted it. That’s a great puzzle — perhaps I’ll give it to my daughter this afternoon. BTW: You don’t have to make numbered cards, just use 1-10 of any suit from a card deck.
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]]> By: Amanda http://jimmiescollage.com/2009/01/living-math-is-not-quick-or-neat/comment-page-1/#comment-1304 Amanda Sat, 31 Oct 2009 02:18:09 +0000 http://jimmiescollage.com/?p=345#comment-1304 I love your posts about living math and what it really looks like in action. My boys enjoy math, and it comes easily to my oldest. I'm still trying to figure out how much hands-on versus simple explanations to offer. My oldest (who's 8) gets concepts quickly and seems annoyed by hands-on projects that seem to make things more complicated and take a lot of time. I thought my 2nd son (7) would enjoy that sort of thing more, but then he chose a Saxon workbook with NO visuals at all, just plain old problems to solve! Then again, he's only chosen to work on it three times in the last month. But he did 100 problems each time! Love your blog! :) .-= Amanda´s last blog ..<a href="http://crunchychristianmom.blogspot.com/2009/10/fall-farm-fun.html" rel="nofollow">Fall farm fun!</a> =-. I love your posts about living math and what it really looks like in action. My boys enjoy math, and it comes easily to my oldest. I’m still trying to figure out how much hands-on versus simple explanations to offer. My oldest (who’s 8) gets concepts quickly and seems annoyed by hands-on projects that seem to make things more complicated and take a lot of time. I thought my 2nd son (7) would enjoy that sort of thing more, but then he chose a Saxon workbook with NO visuals at all, just plain old problems to solve! Then again, he’s only chosen to work on it three times in the last month. But he did 100 problems each time!

Love your blog! :)
.-= Amanda´s last blog ..Fall farm fun! =-.

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