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Math In Action

TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES

2004

Count 123

Tiger Tales Staff

2013

Numbers on the street

Jennifer Rozines Roy

2005

Primary programs, kindergarten to grade 3

Alberta. Alberta Education

2005

On the shoulders of giants

Lynn Arthur Steen

1990

Why numbers count

Lynn Arthur Steen

1997

Basic Skills for Childcare - Numeracy

June Green

2004

Teaching mental strategies

Fran Moseley, Sheila Ebutt, Mike Askew et al.

2004

How to pass data interpretation tests

Mike Bryon

2011

Literacy and numeracy in Latin America

Judy Kalman

2012

Problem solving, reasoning and numeracy in the early years foundation stage

Anita M. Hughes

2008

Is it still a number?

Pam Rosenberg

2006

Teaching number in the classroom with 4-8 year olds

Garry Stanger, Robert J. Wright, James Martland

2006

A Calculating People

Patricia Cline Cohen

1982

Kindergarten to grade 3 (primary programs), early literacy, early numeracy, integration, diagnostic assessment

Alberta. Alberta Learning

2004

Navigating numeracies

Brian Street

2005

Dude, can you count?

C. Constanda

2009

Tracking Adult Literacy and Numeracy Skills

Rder/Bynner

2008

How to pass adult numeracy

Julie Wilson

2004

Mathematics and democracy

Lynn Arthur Steen

2001

Maths for Work

School Mathematics Project.

1996

Place value

Penny Dowdy

2008

Numbers Guide

Richard Stutely

2003

Numbers guide

Richard Stutely

2014

Improving literacy and numeracy

Claus A. Moser

1999

Teaching number

Garry Stanger, Robert J. Wright, James Martland

2006

Solving problems

Christine Moorcroft

2000

Teaching numeracy

Margie Pearse

2011

Numbers and Numeracy in Chinese Culture, Language, and Education

Valerie Pellatt

2008

Unlocking mathematics teaching

Jean Murray, Valsa Koshy

2011

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