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Balancing equations is fun in Mrs. Amos’ hybrid math class @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Learning with these ladies!!
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Ignite the spark with Dr. I’d-Deen
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3rd graders are Rockin’ their fact review at Eagle Ridge Elementary! @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Look at the 2nd graders making sense of addition and subtraction! @KISDMathSquad @WillisLaneES
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Independence 3rd graders have lots of ways to find the product of 4x8 without counting. @KISDMathSquad @Independence_ES
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Shout out to @Wipebook for supporting our math teachers as they engage in Building Thinking Classrooms. We appreciate the love you show teachers. @KISDMathSquad
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Mr McDonald’s students are decomposing multiplication facts into facts they know! @KISDMathSquad @SunsetValleyES
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“Wow! That 14x14 square is going to have more than 144 squares in it because 12x12 is 144!” Exploring square numbers is exciting Mr Lee’s class.
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Being a #WitnessToTheGood means noticing and naming when students strengthen their own or others’ learning. Small moments, big impact. 🌟 #InstructionalCoaching #PositiveClassroom
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First graders in Mrs. Markham’s class are representing numbers using their math toolbox. @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Lori Ramsey retweeted
Happy 3²/4²/5² ! Here's a cool fact about a 3-4-5 right triangle: The circle that fits perfectly in a 3-4-5 right triangle has an area of pi square units! Here's why.
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Ms.Carlton’s 2nd graders are using their tools to add up to 600. @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Mrs. Watson’s mathematicians are exploring prime and composite numbers. @KISDMathSquad @TMISMustangs
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Mrs. Amos’ mathematicians are building decimal numbers and writing about real world connections @KISDMathSquad @EagleRidgeKISD
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Putting multiplication fluency in focus in 2025-2026. @KISDMathSquad
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Welcome to Keller ISD! Starting the year off with some math…@KISDMathSquad
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Setting expectations for Partner Talks in 3rd-6th grade math @KISDMathSquad
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Quiet writes are an important part of learning. Even as an adult. @KISDMathSquad
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Using rekenreks to build numbers in Kinder and first. “How do you know?” “Who did something different!” @KISDMathSquad
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