The LORD hath appeared of old unto me, saying, Yea, I have loved thee
with an everlasting love: therefore with loving kindness have I drawn thee.
Jeremiah 31:3
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Happy Sabbath! Hebrews 4:9
Playing With Numbers on a Hundreds Chart
A hundreds chart is an excellent math tool for children. It provides a tangible framework for a child to begin to understand the structure of our number system. Working with a hundreds chart introduces a child to basic concepts such as counting to 10 and more complex ideas like relationships between numbers in a base 10 system.
An online interactive hundreds chart can make ‘math play’ fun. You can add color to a chart, erase numbers to better see patterns, adjust the numbers shown and more. Here’s a great online interactive hundreds chart that will do just that. You can add color, use the built-in calculator, block out numbers and more on this HUNDREDS GRID
One of the best ways to learn with a hundreds chart is to just fiddle around with it. A child can learn so much from simply taking time to interact with the numbers in columns, rows and even diagonally. Look for patterns while adding or subtracting, practice skip-counting, look for groupings of numbers, etc.
A visual math learner will enjoy seeing the numbers and patterns made by using the colors and adjustment features on the math chart. A reluctant math learner may find enjoyment in the play aspect of the interactive chart. Give it a try!
Monday Bible Promise
Thou shalt keep therefore his statutes, and his commandments, which I command thee this day, that it may go well with thee, and with thy children after thee, and that thou mayest prolong thy days upon the earth, which the LORD thy God giveth thee, for ever.
Deuteronomy 4:40
Motivation Monday
Fathers and mothers, connect with your children. Pray with them. Encourage them. They need encouragement. Why? Because the fallen angels will bring the most beautiful things to present before them in various ways, and they will think that is the highest education. If they can get that education, they will think it is the very highest education that they can have. The highest education that we can have is to be God’s obedient children. It is to have a mind subject to Christ, who laid aside His royal robes and kingly crown and came into our world as a little child to bear all the infirmities of children, and He gave the evidence to all that He had the mind of God, and was doing it. He made all that sacrifice, and at last He was stretched on the cross at Calvary. But before that He was in prayer.
Manuscript 83, 1910
Sabbath Playlist ~ The Very Best School
In a presentation from the 2015 Adventist Agriculture Assn. conference,
homeschooling mother Pamela Dysinger shares what she has learned about ‘The Very Best School”.
https://www.audioverse.org/english/embed/media/13718
The Adventist Home Educator 