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March 23, 2022

Jennifer - WWP Coordinator March 23, 2022

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Manipulatives are Mastery! Also, welcome to all the new faces!

Math isn’t just about numbers—it’s about understanding! Manipulatives, like blocks or counters, are powerful tools that help young learners see and feel math concepts before they dive into abstract calculations. 🌟 In Singapore Math, we start with the Concrete step, letting students explore with hands-on materials, which builds a solid foundation for more complex problem-solving. Let’s help our kids truly understand math from the ground up! 🧩🔢

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What is CPA (Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract) in Sin

What is CPA (Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract) in Singapore Math?

The CPA approach helps kids grasp math concepts in a deeper way! 🌱 First, they see it with manipulatives (Concrete), then draw it out (Pictorial), and finally, they’re ready to solve it with numbers (Abstract). This step-by-step process reduces math anxiety and boosts confidence by making learning visual and logical. 🌈 Let’s make math a journey of discovery, not just memorization! 💡 #CPALearning #VisualMath #SingaporeMath #MathSuccess

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” - Confucius

Our character trait for the month of May is resilience! We define resilience as the ability to recover strength, determination, spirit, flexibility, and good humor in the face of change, mistakes, and trials. Resilience is, undoubtedly, an important trait to foster both within ourselves and our children. To read more about this character trait and for ideas on how to bring it into your family discussions, head over to our Little by Little blog (link in bio!).

Do you observe Saint Patrick’s Day? Perhaps you

Do you observe Saint Patrick’s Day? Perhaps you enjoy a bowl of Lucky Charms as a special treat or go on a “leprechaun search” with your little ones. For having such a multitude of traditions attached to it, few people know much about this holiday. There’s so much interesting history behind Saint Patrick’s Day!

Take some time to learn more about the origins of this long-celebrated holiday from our Saint Patrick’s Day Holiday Pack. Click the Holiday Packet link in our bio to purchase. This amazing resource is filled with unique book recommendations, history, and media links to explore with your family…maybe while eating that bowl of Lucky Charms!

“Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless

“Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful.” - Samuel Johnson

This month’s character trait is INTEGRITY. As parents, we read this and nod our heads – as we have the life experience to understand the impact integrity has on your life. For children, integrity is likely much harder to grasp. Head over to the Little by Little blog (link in bio) to read suggested ways to help your family learn more about this essential character trait!

“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courag

“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I’ll try again tomorrow.” - Mary Anne Radmacher

Our character trait for February is COURAGE. While the word “courage” may drum up images of daring heroes, it is worthwhile to remember that courage can be found in the quiet moments as well. Head over to our Little by Little Blog (link in bio) to find family discussion questions about courage, as well as a link to our Courage Poster and a load of book recommendations!

“Recalling simple number bonds, dividing problem

“Recalling simple number bonds, dividing problems into smaller parts, and memorizing common math facts all support a student’s math education as concepts become more complex.” - Sadie Richert, Why Singapore Math (Part 3)

The third blog post in our series “Why Singapore Math” is up and ready for you! The main focus of this post is to explain the Spiral-Mastery approach (the type of curriculum Singapore Math utilizes), as well as the use of Mental Math. This quick read provides you with a big-picture view of why the Singapore Math curriculum format works so well. Link to blog in bio-go check it out!

Today marks the start of the Holocaust Days of Rem

Today marks the start of the Holocaust Days of Remembrance–January 27th is the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. WWP offers a “Holocaust Days of Remembrance” packet (sold with our holiday packs), which is filled to the brim with important history and various recommendations (books and movies) to introduce this topic to your family.

Click the Holiday Packet link in our bio to purchase.

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