Thank you to the following investors for funding this grant.
Carrie Walker - $50.00
Erin Unger - $100.00
Elizabeth Crane - $100.00
Christine Kane - $25.00
Suzanne Ponder - $340.21
The goal of this project is to establish a teacher resource library comprised of children's literature that can be utilized by teachers to support student exploration of various mathematic concepts. All teachers would have access to these texts at all times and could utilize them regularly in the classroom in conjunction with math instruction.
This project would benefit all of our students in a number of ways.
-By integrating literature into math instruction, we will continue to build strong reading skills throughout the day. Students will be provided opportunities to have a print rich math environment. Strategies introduced during reading would continue to be reinforced during math, and connections between the content areas could be made.
-Our English Second Language Learners would be provided additional opportunities to hear and use language in context to describe mathematical concepts, increasing their ability to make connections and understand introduced math concepts while gaining additional language exposure.
-These texts would allow students to make real life connections between the math they are learning and every day experiences in the world around them.
-Exploring math through literature increases student interest and engagement.
-Many of these texts introduce students to real life problem solving scenarios which encourage critical thinking and problem solving rather than the memorization of rote steps.
The overall expected outcome is an increase in student math achievement. However, we also expect to see a number of periphery outcomes as a result of this project as well, including:
-An increase in student interest and confidence in math.
-An increase in student application of critical thinking and problem solving strategies.
-An increase in students' independent application of reading strategies.
-An increase in student conceptual understanding and application of math in real life situations.
-Increased engagement from all learners.
Each purchase is one copy of a text that would be available to teachers pre-k thru fifth grade through our teacher lending library. The texts address various math concepts applicable to standards taught at each of these grade levels.
# | Item Description | Total Cost |
---|---|---|
1 | On the Launch Pad: A Counting Book About Rockets, By Dahl | $8.95 |
2 | Night (A Counting Backward Book), By Henderson | $4.50 |
3 | City By Numbers, By Johnson | $6.99 |
4 | Two of Everything, By Toy Hong | $6.99 |
5 | Ten Black Dots, Crews | $4.99 |
6 | 12 Ways to Get 11, | $7.49 |
7 | Each Orange Has 8 Slices, By Giganti | $7.99 |
8 | Ten Flashing Fireflies | $10.23 |
9 | Place Value, By Adler | $8.99 |
10 | On Beyond A Million, By Clements | $13.49 |
11 | The Relatives Came, By Rylant | $7.99 |
12 | Lucy In the City: A Story About Developing Spatial Thinking Skills, By Dillemuth | $9.68 |
13 | Counting on Frank, By Clement | $10.50 |
14 | The Great Divide: A Mathematical Marathon, By | $6.99 |
15 | Measuring Penny, By Leedy | $8.99 |
16 | My Even Day, By Fisher | $9.95 |
17 | Night Noises, By Fox | $7.99 |
18 | Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest, By, Jenkins | $7.99 |
19 | Picture Pie, By Emberley | $10.99 |
20 | One, By Otoshi | $14.43 |
21 | Zero, By Otoshi | $14.43 |
22 | One Duck Stuck: A Mucky Ducky Counting Book, By Root | $6.99 |
23 | Fish Eyes, By Ehlert | $6.89 |
24 | Lots of Ladybugs: Counting By Fives, By Dahl | $7.39 |
25 | Eggs and Legs: Counting by Twos, By Dahl | $8.95 |
26 | Toasty Toes: Counting by Tens, By Dahl | $8.95 |
27 | What Comes in 2s, 3s, and 4s, By Aker | $7.99 |
28 | A Place for Zero, By Sparagna LoPresti | $7.95 |
29 | Perimeter, Area & Volume: A Monster Book of Dimensions, By Einhorn | $8.99 |
30 | Fractions in Disguise, By Einhorn | $6.99 |
31 | A Full House: An Invitation to Fractions, By Dodds | $6.99 |
32 | The Lion's Share, By McElligott | $7.99 |
33 | P. Bear's New Year's Party, By Lewis | $29.95 |
34 | Ten Monsters In the Bed, By Cotton | $12.02 |
35 | The Napping House, By Wood | $13.65 |
36 | If You Were A Quadrilateral, By Barlow Blaisdell | $4.99 |
37 | One Odd Day, By Fisher | $9.66 |
38 | How Many Snails? A Counting Book, By Giganti | $7.99 |
39 | How Do Dinosaurs Count To Ten, By Yolen | $7.99 |
40 | Six Dinner Sid, By Moore | $6.02 |
41 | Centipede's 100 Shoes, By Ross | $19.99 |
42 | One Grain of Rice: A Mathematical Folktale, By Demi | $19.78 |
43 | The Best of Times, By Tang | $14.88 |
44 | Millions, Billions, & Trillions: Understanding Big Numbers, By Adler | $7.99 |
45 | How Much is A Million, By Schwartz | $3.99 |
46 | A Three Hat Day, By Geringer | $7.99 |
47 | A Remainder of One, By Pinczes | $6.99 |
48 | The Doorbell Rang, by Hutchinson | $6.99 |
49 | Domino Addition, By Long | $6.99 |
50 | Quack and Count, By Baker | $7.49 |
51 | Mathterpieces, By Tang | $14.89 |
52 | Math Fables, By Tang | $12.89 |
53 | The Grapes of Math, By Tang | $6.99 |
54 | Math Potatoes: Mind Stretching Brain Food, By Tang | $16.99 |
55 | Comic Strip Math, By Greenburg | $13.49 |
56 | The Candy Corn Contest, By Reilly Giff | $5.99 |
57 | The Lemonade War, By Davies | $7.99 |
58 | The Girl With A Mind For Math, By Mosca | $9.95 |
59 | I'm Trying to Love Math, By Barton | $14.75 |
60 | You Wouldn't Want To Live Without Math, By Bergin | $9.66 |
61 | The Toothpaste Millionaire, By Merrill | $7.99 |
62 | Feast For 10, By Falwell | $7.99 |
63 | One is Snail, Ten is Crab, By Sayre | $6.69 |
64 | Mouse Count, By Stoll Walsh | $6.99 |
Total: | $615.21 |
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