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Regular Features

Blast from the Past! W.W. Sayer / Jeff Irvine
Technology Corner: Menu Math / Mary Bourassa
What's the Problem? Rearranging Recrtangles / Shawn Godin
Reflections on Solving Equations: Inverse Operations and Square Roots / JÃ©rÃ´me Proulx
Mb4T (Mathematics by and for Teachers): Bringing Data Science into the Elementary Classroom / Jennifer Holm
Mathematical Snapshots: Apple for the Teacher / Ron Lancaster
Linking Literacy and Math: Going Beyond Surface Level When Problem-Solving (Part Two) / David Costello
In the Middle: Representing and Reinforcing Mathematical Processes Amid Uncertainty / Carly Ziniuk
Fields Institute MathEd Forum Report / Angelica Mendaglio
Elementary Math Matters: If Math Were an Animal / Lynda Colgan
Interview with Dr. Rochelle GutiÃ©rrez / Ann Arden and Idil Abdulkadir
OAME/NCTM Report: SEL from an NCTM Perspective / Jacqueline Hill

Special Features

Letter to the Editor / Fred Ferneyhough
Introducing a New Member of the OAME/AOEM Family!!
OCMA News / Maria Sairoglou
The New Social-Emotional Learning Strand in Elementary Mathematics - Part One / Jeff Irvine
NCTM Virtual Leadership Report / Jacqueline Hill
Our Strength is People / Bill Morrison
Discovering the New (2020) Math Strand: "Social-Emotional Learning Skills and the Mathematical Processes" / Renee Billiau
OMCA Goes Virtual! / Heather Theijsmeijer

Abacus Activities

Abacus Editor Greetings / Mary Lou Kestell and Kathy Kubota-Zarivnij
Designing Practice Tasks - Mathematics Content Focus
- Conceptual Understanding
- Procedural Fluency
QUICK IMAGES, MATH PUZZLES and GAMES MAT
- Fraction Equivalence and Multiplier
Representing and Comparing Fractions as Division of a Whole, Set and Measure
- Quick Images, Math Brain Teasers and Games Mat
- Quick Images - Pattern Blocks, Squares and Cubes
- Math Puzzles - Fraction Number Path Puzzles
- Math Games - Cards, Dice, Interlocking Cubes, Number Line Balance and Square Tiles

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