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27 Aug

Posted at 18:02h in Mastery Tracking by
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Tracking Addition fact fluency using the Factivation!® for Addition pre-assessment

The Factivation!® for Addition Assessment Tool can be used to pinpoint Addition fact gaps (for older students) or can be used to obtain a baseline from which to measure progress (younger students). The purpose of the assessment tool is to determine which facts students do and do not know. Older students taking the Multiplication assessment are instructed to leave blank products they don't know and they are generally okay with that.  studentsYounger students, however, may be fearful about not answering a problem and will immediately go to finger counting for facts they don't know

25 Aug

Posted at 09:45h in Multiplication Strategies, Teaching Multiplication Facts by
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Simplify the Sixes facts with the Half-Whole Trick!

This Multiplication trick makes learning the Sixes facts simple! The "Half-Whole" multiplication trick works like this:

When multiplying six by an even number, the product is HALF of that number (tens place), then the WHOLE number (ones place).

Here's an example:

20 Aug

Posted at 19:48h in Factivation Training Tutorials by
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Learn how to use Factivation!® in under 20 minutes!

Want to know how to effectively put Factivation!® to work for you and your school? This Teacher Training video takes the highlights of our full-day Multiplication workshop and condenses them into a 15-minute presentation to be viewed by individual teachers, grade level teams, or an entire faculty.

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Factivation!® is a complete program that not only addresses fact fluency, but also teaches students the concept, vocabulary, application, and reciprocity of operations.

25 Jul

Posted at 20:10h in Factivation Training Tutorials by
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Here's a nearly effortless way to build fact fluency!

Watch the video tutorial below for a demonstration of how to utilize the Factivation!® chants as your daily class attention getters. Teachers use attention getters multiple times throughout the day. If I had to estimate the number of times I would use an attention getter with my class, I would have to say it would be in the range of 20-30 times a day. Just imagine 20-30 daily exposures to Multiplication facts like 6x3, 8x7, 7x7, etc! This is a powerful, but little-known secret

25 Jul

Posted at 19:35h in More Math Videos, Multiplication Extensions by
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25 Jul

Posted at 19:34h in More Math Videos by
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Teach place value to the thousands with this fun Factivation!® video!

  • CCSS.Math.Content.2.NBT.A.1 Understand that the three digits of a three-digit number represent amounts of hundreds, tens, and ones; e.g., 706 equals 7 hundreds, 0 tens, and 6 ones. 
  • CCSS.Math.Content.2.NBT.A.3 Read and write numbers to 1000 using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form. 
Want to get kids excited about Math when you teach place value??? The video game-like sound effects of this brief instructional video will make it a hit with your kids. This is a great introduction to place value