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MacDonald, Beth L.; Shumway, Jessica F. – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2016
Use young children's quick attention to numerosity to evaluate their grasp of number while they engage in game play.
Descriptors: Number Concepts, Number Systems, Numbers, Preschool Children
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Cooper, Linda L.; Tomayko, Ming C. – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2011
Developing an understanding of place value and the base-ten number system is considered a fundamental goal of the early primary grades. For years, teachers have anecdotally reported that students struggle with place-value concepts. Among the common errors cited are misreading such numbers as 26 and 62 by seeing them as identical in meaning,…
Descriptors: Enrichment Activities, Number Systems, Number Concepts, Misconceptions
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Mack, Nancy K. – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2011
Exploring number systems of other cultures can be an enjoyable learning experience that enriches students' knowledge of numbers and number systems in important ways. It helps students deepen mental computation fluency, knowledge of place value, and equivalent representations for numbers. This article describes how the author designed her…
Descriptors: Number Systems, Mental Computation, Number Concepts, Learning Experience
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Fuson, Karen C.; Grandau, Laura; Sugiyama, Patricia A. – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2001
Discusses mastery goals and developmental levels of students aged 3-7 for learning numbers in informal situations. (KHR)
Descriptors: Concept Formation, Elementary Education, Mathematical Applications, Mathematics Education
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Hopkins, Theresa M.; Cady, Jo Ann – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2007
This article reports on the use of a unique number system to facilitate teachers' understanding of the concepts of place value. Teachers' mastery of base-ten may hinder their recognition of the difficulties students have with place value, so the authors created a number system that used five symbols to represent values. Using this system, teachers…
Descriptors: Number Systems, Number Concepts, Experiential Learning, Faculty Development