Integrating Mathematical Thinking Into Family Engagement Programs

Barbara Harris, Dana Petersen and Claire Smither Wulsin

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Abstract: The brief describes how family engagement programs integrated early math learning into their typical activities and lays out practical tips that emerged from their experience. It can guide practitioners and other stakeholders who are interested in integrating early math into their own programs.

Keywords: Early learning; math; foundations; family engagement; caregivers (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 8
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