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nsure Your Child Succeeds At Math

 "All The Flash Animations From The Programme"

 

Learning Through PLAY

  • The importance of PLAY cannot be overestimated.

If all children did for the first year with the programme was play they would unconsciously build an incredible fund of knowledge that would make progress through the units child's play!

  • Don't Let Past Negative Experiences Hold You Back

The problem for many of us is that just like like Carl Jung we had a negative experience with math. A recent post to 'YAHOO Answers" posed the question "What was your worst subject at school?" Of the 27 responses received 14 listed Maths as the #1 most loathed subject. Enough said.

  • YOU Are Crucial To Your Child's Success 

In all my years of teaching I think I learnt more from children than they ever did from me. This programme is totally child-centred and you need to take a hands on role from the start. Treat your child's 'creations' with the rods like works of art. Take photos - show they are valued. More importantly be prepared to immerse yourself in the programme and let it become a journey of discovery for you as well as your child. More importantly, have fun.

  • A Brief Glimpse Of Infinite Possibilities

The animations provide a brief glimpse of the infinite possibilities that working with cuisenaire rods and the programme provide.they are not meant to be prescriptive just gentle nudges towards certain areas of exploration.

EYCSAM ANIMATIONS

UNIT 1

About Cuisenaire rods.

UNIT 2

Cuisenaire rods and the school curriculum 1
Cuisenaire rods and the school curriculum 2

UNIT 3

Incidental learning

UNIT 4

Vocabulary 1 Algebra before arithmetic.

UNIT 5

Vocabulary 2 - Important words and phrases.

UNIT 6

Developing memory recall

UNIT 7

Improving memory recall - mental imaging games.

UNIT 9

Staircases - number sequences.

UNIT 10

Staircases and mental agility.

UNIT 11

Extended Staircases.

UNIT 14

Introducing Signs.

UNIT 15

Signs <>

UNIT 17

Signs =

UNIT 18

Brackets - Conventions and the power of color.

UNIT 19

Signs -

UNIT 20

Signs x

UNIT 21

Signs ÷

UNIT 22

Fractions as operators 1
Fractions as operators 2

UNIT 24

The importance of questions.

UNIT 25

Partitions of length

UNIT 26

Families of equivalent factors and products

UNIT 27

Families of equivalent subtraction

UNIT 28

Families of equivalent fractions.

UNIT 32

Getting organised and moving on.

UNIT 33

Beyond the rods.

UNIT 34

Studying families.

UNIT 35

Families of partitions - the 'say it quick' technique.

UNIT 36

Partitioning without the rods.

UNIT 38

The commutative property of addition.

UNIT 39

Consolidating - mental substitution.

UNIT 40

The 'grain of rice' principle.

UNIT 42

Families of equivalent difference.

UNIT 43

Extending the challenge.

UNIT 45

The commutative property of multiplication

UNIT 46

Factor families: consolidation.

UNIT 47

Factor families.

UNIT 48

Numbers have names.

UNIT 49

Families of equivalent fractions and quotients.

UNIT 50

Generating giant staircases -equivalent fractions.

UNIT 51

Reciprocal Fractions

UNIT 54

Families of equivalent difference.

UNIT 55

Families of equivalent fractions.

UNIT 56

From bigger to smaller.

UNIT 57

Equivalent fractions - Adam and Eve

UNIT 58

Equivalent fractions - reproduction.

UNIT 59

Families of equivalent addition.

UNIT 60

Families of equivalent products.

UNIT 61

Families of equivalent products (cont'd).

UNIT 62

Families of equivalent fractions.

UNIT 67

Introducing number names 2

UNIT 68

Introducing number names 3


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