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Valentine’s Day Bilingual Math Learning Ideas

Posted on January 13, 2022 by Barbara Mascareno Leave a comment

Valentine’s Day bilingual math learning consists of many activities that you can use in the classroom or at home. Aside from being fun activities, you might want to consider implementing math bilingual literacy.

But, what is math literacy? Of course, you might already know that literacy can consist of reading fun stories, nursery rhymes, poetry, and read-aloud texts.

Similarly, math literacy entails applying math concepts to solve problems.

Math Games for Kids: Useful Resources for Learning

Posted on December 26, 2021 by Barbara Mascareno

Math games for kids are ideal ways to introduce or reinforce math skills. Many different math games can bring different perspectives of learning.

While math apps are convenient for personal devices, you can also find other fun games online. Especially if your bilingual students don’t have a personal device at home but have a personal desktop, math games online are the perfect solutions.

Holiday Math Task Cards for Bilingual Learners

Posted on December 4, 2021 by Barbara Mascareno

Holiday math task cards become essential elements in bilingual math learning. With a holiday theme, you can easily create lessons to review numbers in English and Spanish.

Besides, young math learners will have fun counting the adorable holiday objects.

Fall Counting Ideas for Bilingual Learners

Posted on September 25, 2021 by Barbara Mascareno

Fall counting ideas can consist of using simple tools to help young bilingual learners. In this way, they can develop math skills in fun ways.

Besides using counting and task cards, help your bilingual learners integrate prior knowledge of counting with new math skills. Once they master these skills, you can add more numbers or other skills.

Counting money bilingual activities for kids

Posted on September 5, 2021 by Barbara Mascareno

Counting money bilingual activities use different types of approaches to learning money value. For young bilingual learners, you can introduce the value of coins and a one-dollar bill.

In this way, they can get familiar with the value of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and a dollar bill. As you build the foundation of money learning, they’ll be ready to take on deeper math money concepts later on.