How to make a Ten Frame: Important Math Tool
Parents will learn how to make and use a 10 frame at home. The 10 frame is a visual tool to support students to learn basic number combinations through visualization rather than just memorization. The difference between pair wise and five wise configurations are demonstrated.
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