
Winter Games: Find the Two Factors
This week’s game is a multiplication game. Multiplication seems to be where lots of kids (and adults!) get stuck. And who wants to do

This week’s game is a multiplication game. Multiplication seems to be where lots of kids (and adults!) get stuck. And who wants to do

It’s almost Thanksgiving and guess what we have for you? It’s a new game!! Dr. Cotter, Debbie, Rachel, Allison, Leigh Ann, and Beth developed

Lesson 105 in RS2 Level F is titled Dividing Fractions on a Fraction Chart. This lesson is very critical to understanding division of fractions. Yes, when dividing fractions we

In RS2 Level C, Lesson 109, the child is introduced to measuring area. After a problem of square inches is discussed, the lesson shows the child how to write 12

I recently got to chatting with Kate. She and her son are in RS1 Level E and she wondered how to help her son with the

Encourage the children to learn intuitively. Intuition is a method of learning that is becoming increasingly more important in our technological world. To learn intuitively

There’s been some chatter on the forum groups about RS2 Level C, Lesson 53 and Lesson 54 and the Worksheet 25. I thought this

As many of you know, when we find errors in our manuals, we make the corrections immediately (because we print our books in house

This week’s discussion on taken from RS1 Level E, Lesson 104. Well, actually, it’s more related to Worksheet 115, the worksheet for this lesson. The lesson is

Today we’re going to talk about why we teach multiplication to our younger children. Earlier this week I talked with Jenna from Portland. She was wondering