Problem Solving

Jul 21, 2014

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Geometry. Reasoning & Proof. Tangrams. Seriation. Measurement. Problem Solving Strategies. Patterns. Direct Modeling. Problem Solving. Calculators. Practice. Numbers & Operations. Manipulatives. Addition/ Subtraction. Connections. Fractions. Rational Counting. Whole Numbers.

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Geometry Reasoning & Proof Tangrams Seriation Measurement Problem Solving Strategies Patterns Direct Modeling Problem Solving Calculators Practice Numbers & Operations Manipulatives Addition/ Subtraction Connections Fractions Rational Counting Whole Numbers Base Ten Blocks Rote counting

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