3rd grade number talk

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Watch Erin Weidman, a third grade teacher, do a number talk on repeated addition. She does a great job asked questions and digging deeper into student thinking.
  1. Dawne Coker
  2. questioning
  3. questions
  4. math
  5. common core
  6. mathematics
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I am starting number talks with my students this year. This is a great video on beginning to multiply and connecting it to addition. I really like how the students answer in complete sentences and they make the connections from each one of the examples. I am looking forward to doing one of these each week! Do you do your number talks everyday or weekly? As a team, our group has decided to do them once a week, but another teacher on our team is doing them everyday and her students are really responding to that.

trudysmith