Touch math

TouchMath Numbers 1-9 printables are an excellent tool for teaching young learners the basics of math. These materials make learning numbers and early math concepts visual and tactile, helping children grasp the concept of counting, addition, and subtraction more effectively.

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Over the years I have used different methods when it comes to teaching my first graders how to add and subtract. I have found students easi...

TouchPoints

Hi all. I hope you are enjoying your weekend. Last night was my school's Fall Festival (plus grade cards went out on the same day, yippee). Since all of that fun is over with, I can breathe a little easier. I did want to take a minute and share with you about a math strategy that I absolutely love. Touchmath. I was introduced to Touchmath when I stared teaching first grade, several years ago. I have used it ever since. If you are unfamiliar, there are imaginary points that can go on the…

On Tuesday we were able to start playing with some of our TouchMath printables. The idea behind touch math is that each number has an equ...

I have the privilege and challenge of teaching 2nd grade RtI students. With very few exceptions, fact fluency is extremely difficult for t...

A Review of TouchMath's Pre-K curriculum

Teaching Money with this Touch Money Chart Do your students struggle with counting money? Touch Math Money or Touch Money is a great tool to use when teaching children how to count coins. It's been a complete game changer in my classroom. Here is a free student reference chart that your students can keep at their desks or in their math folder to refer to when counting money! Download the Free Touch Money Chart Enter your name and email below so that I can send it right over to you. It'll…