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🔓Unlocking Math Success: Made for Math Bites Made for YOU

Published 8 months ago • 2 min read

Hey there Reader,

⚡In this Issue ⚡


  1. FREE Webinar with Adrianne and Heather
  2. Diving into Dyscalculia
  3. FREE PDF Math Games with Playing Cards

📣 LISTEN IN!

Mark your calendars for a game-changing FREE webinar experience hosted by our CEO Adrianne Meldrum and Operations Manager Heather Brand! 🗓️

🤔 Ever wonder why math facts are such a challenge for many students? Middle school teachers report that over HALF of their students struggle with these fundamental skills. And yet, we know that dyscalculia affects 6-7% of the population and dyslexia affects 20%.

So why are math facts so painful for students to remember?

Our goal is to unravel the mystery behind math fact struggles, whether students have learning disabilities or not. During this enlightening webinar, we'll dive deep into the WHY and HOW of helping students conquer math facts.

💡 What You'll Learn:

Discover the reasons behind math fact challenges.

Explore best practices for effective teaching.

Experience a demo lesson on "doubles plus one" to get a feel for the teaching approach.

And here's the icing on the cake! 🍰 Stay with us until the end of the webinar for a chance to WIN some fantastic prizes!

We're on a mission to reach as many educators as possible. Whether you're a tutor, elementary teacher, interventionist, math coach, special ed teacher, educational therapist, or anyone passionate about teaching and learning, this webinar is for YOU!

📚Addition and Subtraction Math Facts: How to Make Them Stick for Students with Dyslexia and Dyscalculia

📆 Date: October 18, 2023

⏰ Time: 05:00 PM Pacific

Register Now: Webinar Registration - Zoom

🍨 3 SCOOPS! WHAT'S IN THE NEWS?

Tune in to the The Testing Psychologist podcast featuring our very own Adrianne Meldrum to explore the realm of math disorders and intervention strategies. Gain valuable insights into the world of math education, learning difficulties, and how we at Made for Math are working to make a difference. Catch the podcast episode here.

Dive into Dyscalculia with Laura Jackson! Discover signs that your child may be struggling with this learning disability and awesome resources to support you on this journey! Join The Parent IEP Lab and Laura here.

Check out this heartwarming story about this student with dyslexia winning a spot on the school board. He was inspired to run by his former sixth-grade teacher. Read the full story here.

⭐ Enjoy the Limelight ⭐


We're overjoyed to hear about the incredible progress of one of our students, a remarkable 13-year-old who's discovered newfound enthusiasm for math! 📚✨ Thanks to the fantastic guidance and support from our math specialist, Kayla, math has transformed from a daunting subject into something enjoyable and eagerly anticipated.

Keep up the fantastic work, and here's to many more math adventures together!

Kayla and her student are SUPERSTARS🌟🌟🌟

🔁 WORTHY REPEATS

Subitizing, the ability to recognize the quantity of a set without counting, is a foundational skill in mathematics. Our Subitizing Playing Cards are meticulously designed with various visual representations, including dot patterns, dice configurations, tally marks, and number words. These cards are perfect for engaging students of all ages and abilities, making math fun and accessible.

But that's not all – we've also prepared a FREE PDF game sheet to complement these cards. It's available now, so head over to our website and grab your copy. Let's make math a rewarding adventure together!

Get your Subitizing Playing Cards and FREE game sheet here: shop.madeformath.com

📆 JUST AROUND THE CORNER


Join IDA at DyslexiaCon, the premier event dedicated to dyslexia and learning differences. Whether you're a parent, educator, therapist, or advocate, DyslexiaCon offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights, connect with experts, and explore innovative strategies to support individuals with dyslexia.

Event runs October 12, 2023 - October 14, 2023

For more information on how to sign up for this event visit: DyslexiaCon.org

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