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9780325004310

Little Kids-Powerful Problem Solvers: Math Stories from a Kindergarten Classroom

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  • ISBN13:

    9780325004310

  • ISBN10:

    0325004315

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-02-15
  • Publisher: Heinemann

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Summary

This collection of stories from Angela Andrew's classroom highlights the problem-solving potential of very young students. With every story, Andrews provides not only a narrative, but also a thoughtful appraisal of her own decisions, dilemmas, and choices in the teaching of math. At the end of each story, Paul Trafton focuses on the math involved and the mathematical reasoning of the children

Author Biography

ANGELA ANDREWS has spent more than 25 years teaching preschool and kindergarten. In 1990, she received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching. She was a member of the preK2 writing team for NCTMs Principles and Standards for School Mathematics (2000). Angela currently teaches mathematics at Scott Elementary School in Naperville, Illinois.PAUL TRAFTON is a professor in the mathematics department and Fellow in the Regent's Center for Early Developmental Education at the University of Northern Iowa. His long-term interest in primary mathematics led to his chairing the K-4 writing team of the Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics (NCTM, 1989).

Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Acknowledgments xv
About the Book xvii
Little Kids---Powerful Problem Solvers
3(8)
Mathematical Capabilities of Young Children
3(1)
Characteristics of Classrooms
4(2)
Kindergartens as Mathematical Learning Sites
6(2)
The Role of Play in Developing Mathematical Competence
8(1)
Summary
8(3)
September---Which Holds More?
11(8)
Setting the Stage
11(1)
The Lession
12(3)
Looking Back
15(1)
About the Mathematics
16(3)
October----The Dilemma of Sharing Cookies
19(8)
Setting the Stage
19(1)
The Lesson
20(4)
Looking Back
24(1)
About the Mathematics
24(3)
November---It's Not Fair! They've Got More Blocks
27(10)
Setting the Stage
27(1)
The Lesson
28(3)
Looking Back
31(1)
About the Mathematics
32(5)
December---When Is a ``Triangle'' a Triangle?
37(10)
Setting the Stage
37(1)
The Lesson
38(4)
Looking Back
42(1)
About the Mathematics
43(4)
January---Soup with Chicken Inside
47(8)
Setting the Stage
47(1)
The Lesson
47(4)
Looking Back
51(1)
About the Mathematics
52(3)
February---The Secret of the Hearts
55(8)
Setting the Stage
55(1)
The Story
56(4)
Looking Back
60(1)
About the Mathematics
61(2)
March---Ms. McGill's Challenge
63(10)
Setting the Stage
63(1)
The Lesson
64(4)
Looking Back
68(1)
About the Mathematics
69(4)
April---Aaron and the Tall Tower
73(10)
Setting the Stage
73(1)
The Investigation
74(4)
Looking Back
78(1)
About the Mathematics
79(4)
May---``Dear Bus Barn''
83(10)
Setting the Stage
83(1)
The Problem
83(7)
Looking Back
90(1)
About the Mathematics
91(2)
June---Revisiting the Rice Table
93(10)
Setting the Stage
93(1)
The Lesson
93(7)
Looking Back
100(1)
About the Mathematics
101(2)
References 103

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