Math Talk

Are you looking for a way to get your students to participate and contribute to discussion during math talk? This FREE set of math talk sentence starters by Hello Learning includes 18 speech bubbles with sentence frames and a matching bookmark for students. Hang the math talk sentence starters up on a bulletin board for a great reference during math discussions. Help your students become effective communicators with this free resource. Click to sign up and grab the resource today!

Do you use math talks in your elementary classroom? Math talks are a great way to engage students in authentic conversations about math concepts. If you want

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Effective math instruction includes regular math talk. In this post, I share one of the easiest math talk examples - open strategy sharing.

Math Talk discussions are an effective way for students to develop strong communication skills and deepen their understanding of mathematical content. Make sure to download the free math talk posters in the post! Hello Friend!

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By Gladis Kersaint - 100 questions from a mathematics expert to help promote mathematical thinking and discourse in the classroom.

Engage your students in the classroom with number talks! This creative strategy will help your first grade students sharpen their math skills, think critically, and solve problems collaboratively in a fun way. Number talks in your first grade classroom can make math fun and engaging with the power of conversation and collaboration.

We have been working on Accountable Talk in our class, nicknamed "Team Talk" with students. You can read more about the visual cues we've been using HERE. Math is a particularly important subject to use good discussion strategies, since there are often so many ways to solve a problem, and really understanding the concepts comes from being able to articulate them to others. We call this "Math Talk" and I like to break it down into three different pieces: Explain, Evaluate, and Extend. Explain…

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