A free training for K-6 math teachers

3 Secrets to Boost Fact Fluency in The Classroom

A free training for K-6 math teachers

3 Secrets to Boost Fact Fluency in Your Classroom

What you'll learn:

The Power of Subitizing Opportunities

Bringing visual representation of quantities is important for every grade level (yes, even upper elementary). We'll show you how to boost number sense and fact fluency with meaningful visuals!

Implementing New Number Sense Routines

From introduction to mastery, we'll show you how to drive home number sense strategies with a variety of approaches. HINT: I'll share routines that are beyond just your typical number talk!

Engage Your Students in Productive Math Talk

Do you find yourself struggling with what to say during number talks? We will show you what to say to promote confidence, inclusivity, and the "aha" moments you are searching for.

A student's number sense is directly connected to their fluency!

And math fluency isn’t gained from flash cards and other drill and kill methods.

All too often fluency and number sense are confused with memorization. Strong fluency and number sense come from an understanding of the concepts and the skills to utilize them.

Memorization is a part of the equation and students who develop number sense and fluency will ultimately memorize many math facts.

But memorization will not be crucial once students have the ability to figure out math facts in a variety of ways. And we want memorization to be a side effect of plenty of number sense and fluency practice instead of the basis for our instruction.

What you'll receive:

You'll receive:

Numeric Relationships Lesson

ready to go activity to practice subitizing, grow number sense, and help students make connections between numbers

Number Talk Prompts

contains carefully scripted prompts for each of the six stages of number conversations to drive engagement

PD Certificate

90-minute PD certificate emailed to all participants of the live webinars

This webinar is a must attend

if you:

are looking for ways to boost fact fluency in the classroom
believe there are better ways to assess fluency than timed tests
would like to see new number sense strategies working in the classroom right now
have students struggle to gain fluency through rote memorization techniques (think: flash cards or flashy computer games)
want to teach your students number sense strategies but are intimidated by the idea (I get it, I wasn’t taught this way as a child either!)
are a K-6 math teacher looking to bring fresh new ideas to your classroom that will engage your students!

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Hi, I'm Tanya!

A Note From Instructor

For years number sense was the missing ingredient in my math block. But a unique experience in my classroom following a timed fluency test opened my eyes and helped me transform the way I taught math!

Number sense is really a journey, and I am constantly learning about new and better approaches and resources to help our students become better problem solvers using mental math strategies.

I am so excited to share several of the latest and best strategies for building number sense with dedicated teachers like you and I'll share the timed test experience that opened my eyes to number sense and fact fluency.

Join me to learn 3 strategies for enhancing number sense in the classroom that you can implement for back to school!