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Hello to all fellow "lovers of Math." Math is a fabulous subject. After realizing that I can do it, I want so much to share with my students and many others who are not always as excited about it as I am. Haha!! I hoping that we can share strategies because we are all in this together. I want you to be encouraged! Math is not to be feared! I hope you find something useful. Please feel free to share your wonderful ideas.

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Common Core Math Resources

Formative Assessment Tasks--North Carolina Public Schools
Hands On Math and Science
K-5 Math Teaching Resources
Unpacking the Standards--Georgia Standards
Unpacking the Standards--Public Schools of North Carolina

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addition and subtraction ideas (8)
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