by Kenneth Hosking | Dec 6, 2015 | Articles
Fifth graders are learning to use their math skills with hammers and drills, as part of a national applied mathematics program “If I Had a Hammer” At Lansdowne Elementary School in Lexington, Kentucky, students built a one room frame house inside the gym.... by Nicole Chynoweth | Jun 16, 2014 | Articles
Spring fundraising and education go together when kids raise money for their PTO with a Math-A-Thon. At Laurel Valley Elementary, $2718 was raised through a fundraiser during which elementary school students From Kindergarten through fifth grade completed math... by Stephanie Buckner | May 14, 2014 | Articles
The possibility of kids thinking their way to pizza must be a popular fantasy among elementary school children everywhere. But through using a web based program called Think Through Math, students can think their way through problems, and their clever teacher rewards... by Sandy Meindersma | May 13, 2014 | Articles
Wrapping up their lessons two days before spring break, these students discovered that the school Math Carnival makes problem solving fun and adventurous. By involving students, teachers, and parent volunteers, the school is alive with creative thinking and an... by Brian Gehring | May 9, 2014 | Articles
Some first graders have discovered that the Iditarod provides real life opportunity for math lessons. In Kendra Clark’s first- grade class at Liberty Elementary School thin Bismarck, North Dakota, the students have been studying geography, math, and landforms at... 
