Active Experiences for Active Children: Mathematics, 3rd edition
Published by Pearson (November 21, 2011) © 2012
- Carol Seefeldt University of Maryland
- Alice Galper
- Ithel Jones
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 1     Experiences and Mathematics in Early Childhood: Theory into Practice
            Deep Personal Meaning
                Firsthand Experiences
                Initiative, Choices, and Decision Making
                Developmentally Appropriate
                Content with Meaning and Integrity
            Involving Others
                Play
                Group Work and Projects
                Interactions with Teachers and Other Adults
            Covered with Language
            Continuity of Learning
            Time to Reflect
                Organization
                Observation and Assessment
            Summary
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2Â Â Â Â Â Active Children, Active Environments
            The Essentials
                Beauty
                Space
                Aesthetics
            Indoor Spaces
                Integrating Spaces
                Math or Manipulative Areas
                Science Areas
                Art Centers
                Woodworking Centers
                Book and Library Centers
                Sociodramatic Play Areas
                Block Areas
                Water and Sand Areas
                Music Areas
                Computer Stations
                Quiet Spaces
            Outdoor Spaces
                Math/Science and Nature Discovery Areas
                Art Spaces
                Physical Spaces
                Other Spaces
                Planning for Inclusion
            The Teacher’s Role
            Summary
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3Â Â Â Â Â Building Connections to Home and Community Through Active Experiences
            Out into the School
                Inside the School Building
                Outside in the Natural Environment
            Out into the Neighborhood and Community
                Basic Guidelines for Meaningful Field Experiences
            Building Connections with the Neighborhood and Community
                The Neighborhood as a Mathematics Laboratory
                Neighborhood Resources
            The Home—School Connection
            Summary
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4Â Â Â Â Â Connecting Everyday Experiences with Mathematical Content
            Knowledge of Children
            Knowledge of the Subject Matter: Mathematics
                Principles for Teaching Mathematics
                NCTM Standards
                Curriculum Focal Points and Connections
            Using Knowledge of Mathematics to Guide Children’s Development
            Expanding and Extending Firsthand Experiences
            Summary
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Part TWOÂ Â Â Â Guides to Active Experiences
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5Â Â Â Â Â Developing Ideas of Number and Operations
            For the Teacher
                What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Learning About Numbers and Counting
                Reflecting
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
            Tear-Out Sheets
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6Â Â Â Â Â Learning the Basic Concepts of Algebra
            For the Teacher
                What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Learning Algebraic Concepts
                Reflecting
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
            Tear-Out Sheets
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7     Developing Geometric and Spatial Thinking Skills Â
            For the Teacher
                What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Exploring Geometry
                Reflecting
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
            Tear-Out Sheets
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8Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Learning the Basic Concepts of Measurement
            For the Teacher
                What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Measuring
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
            Tear-Out Sheets
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9Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Data Description, Organization, Representation, and Analysis
            For the Teacher
                 What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Collecting and Analyzing Data
                Reflecting
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
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10Â Â Â Â Â Learning to Problem-Solve
            For the Teacher
                What You’ll Need to Know
                Key Concepts
                Goals and Objectives
                What You’ll Need
                The Home—School Connection
                Documenting and Assessing Children’s Learning
            For the Children
                Project Work
                Extending and Expanding to the Primary Grades
            Tear-Out Sheets
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