11K views · 69 reactions | This 3rd-grade student shows us his solution to an equation from Lesson 15 of Hands-On Equations. The opposite of x, that is (-x), is represented by a white pawn. https://bit.ly/2UEu59a | Borenson Math | Facebook

11K views · 70 reactions | This 3rd-grade student shows her solution to an equation from Lesson 12 of Hands-On Equations. In this lesson, she is using the strategy of "adding a convenient zero" to help solve the equation. The notation of star represents the opposite of x. www.borenson.com | Borenson Math | Facebook

📣 Not So Wimpy Teacher's Math Curriculum has it ALL! All 3rd & 4th grade comprehensive math units were designed to be teacher and student-friendly. Each low-prep unit comes with everything you could possibly need to teach standards-based math skills for the entire school year! ✅ At-a-glance calendar, pre & post-assessments, FAQ section ✅ Vocabulary cards, exit tickets, task cards ✅ Daily lesson plans, instructional PowerPoints, anchor charts ✅ Interactive notebook activities, student problem se