Integer Bars: Learning Fractions

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???;
Urbana,
Illinois This is a great site, my math class and I have learned a lot and had bunches of fun!! Thanks

Kim Hello, I would like to thank you immensely for building this site, it is awesome! I am enrolled in a class that teaches me how to teach math and it is nice to have access to movable manipulatives online. By chance do you know of any sites that explore geoboards? Thanks again.

Dr. Sylvia Taube;
Sam Houston State University;
Huntsville, TX Million thanks! We (methods students and myself) just found this site today as we prepare to develop our first lesson plan. I have asked students to look for a website that can enrich their lesson. The program is easy to use--we love it!

Your contribution to helping us prepare better teachers is most appreciated.

Jane Gnojek;
Teacher;
Lawrence, KS Sir:
I teach remedial math in an elementary school in Lawrence, KS and am absolutely thrilled to have found your Java applets on Place Value, Pattern blocks, etc. They are extremely well done sitesand I have passed the address on to the other math people in my school.

I also visited the Fractal site yesterday. Incredible!! I learned more about fractals and understand it better than I ever have! I would like to have the key words, if that's okay. I have some students that would love to explore this.

K12 Teacher;
Minnesota This is a fantastic teaching tool. I used it with my third graders working on fractions and equivalent fractions. I was able to use this and students followed with the blocks and their own paper. It was an excellent teaching tool. Thank you so much for publishing this free site!

Tim W.; Teacher; Oct 2, 2001 Hi. Thank you so much for putting this site together. This is a wonderful site that helps all students understand numbers better. I am currently teaching my students place value and have found your site to be an excellent supplement to the curriculum. I realized that this would be great for teaching adding and subtracting using borrowing and carrying.
Again, I would like to thank you for such a great site!

Marcia Dillon; Seattle, WA; May 31, 2002 I just found your website when I searched goole for measurement in primary grades. We love the integer bars. We used this when we had other centers with cuisanaire rods and had a wonderful time. I am in the process of exploring the other opportunities on this site-it all looks inspiring. I am so glad when I find a website that has real learning for my first graders. This is certainly a winner and I will be telling all my fellow teachers about it. Thank you.

Martin Walsh; North Ireland; June 5, 2002
I am an advisory teacher for primary mathematics based in N. Ireland - I happened upon your website by serendipity, and I am very impressed. I am very interested in developing the use of Cuisenaire materials for the teaching of multiplication, division and fractions - I see that your 'lesson plans and activities' are described as 'not ready yet'...is there any chance of having a preview? or can you recommend any source of good ideas for using Cuisenaire in a child-friendly, educative way?

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???; Urbana, Illinois	This is a great site, my math class and I have learned a lot and had bunches of fun!! Thanks
Kim	Hello, I would like to thank you immensely for building this site, it is awesome! I am enrolled in a class that teaches me how to teach math and it is nice to have access to movable manipulatives online. By chance do you know of any sites that explore geoboards? Thanks again.
Dr. Sylvia Taube; Sam Houston State University; Huntsville, TX	Million thanks! We (methods students and myself) just found this site today as we prepare to develop our first lesson plan. I have asked students to look for a website that can enrich their lesson. The program is easy to use--we love it! Your contribution to helping us prepare better teachers is most appreciated.
Jane Gnojek; Teacher; Lawrence, KS	Sir: I teach remedial math in an elementary school in Lawrence, KS and am absolutely thrilled to have found your Java applets on Place Value, Pattern blocks, etc. They are extremely well done sitesand I have passed the address on to the other math people in my school. I also visited the Fractal site yesterday. Incredible!! I learned more about fractals and understand it better than I ever have! I would like to have the key words, if that's okay. I have some students that would love to explore this.
K12 Teacher; Minnesota	This is a fantastic teaching tool. I used it with my third graders working on fractions and equivalent fractions. I was able to use this and students followed with the blocks and their own paper. It was an excellent teaching tool. Thank you so much for publishing this free site!
Tim W.; Teacher; Oct 2, 2001	Hi. Thank you so much for putting this site together. This is a wonderful site that helps all students understand numbers better. I am currently teaching my students place value and have found your site to be an excellent supplement to the curriculum. I realized that this would be great for teaching adding and subtracting using borrowing and carrying. Again, I would like to thank you for such a great site!
Marcia Dillon; Seattle, WA; May 31, 2002	I just found your website when I searched goole for measurement in primary grades. We love the integer bars. We used this when we had other centers with cuisanaire rods and had a wonderful time. I am in the process of exploring the other opportunities on this site-it all looks inspiring. I am so glad when I find a website that has real learning for my first graders. This is certainly a winner and I will be telling all my fellow teachers about it. Thank you.
Martin Walsh; North Ireland; June 5, 2002	I am an advisory teacher for primary mathematics based in N. Ireland - I happened upon your website by serendipity, and I am very impressed. I am very interested in developing the use of Cuisenaire materials for the teaching of multiplication, division and fractions - I see that your 'lesson plans and activities' are described as 'not ready yet'...is there any chance of having a preview? or can you recommend any source of good ideas for using Cuisenaire in a child-friendly, educative way?