Teachers often use manipulatives—boxes, shapes, figures and games—which students can handle during in-class activities to explain math and science concepts. A colleague of mine forwarded me a ...

"Pretty much anything that you can get your hands on and pick up and move around that will help children construct that learning, are math manipulatives.” ...

Kathleen LeBlanc’s kindergarten class at Woodland Park Magnet Elementary School is learning how to add using centimeter cubes. The students are enjoying the Eureka Math learning tools. Eureka ...

Older students may still benefit from manipulatives and other math activities, and the findings don’t argue for filling students’ days with “drill and kill,” Morgan said, but early ...

See how you can help Alaina Davis from Bond Elementary School. WCTV's Community Classroom segment highlights a teacher from ...

Eureka Math has students use manipulatives, like blocks, to work through problems — a concept that Hines liked but did not think would be practical during state testing.