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    • The Lesson Collection: A 3rd Grade Math Lesson

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    Discover creative approaches to teaching multiplication, as Ashley Berkant’s 3rd graders learn that there are multiple ways to solve the same math problem. The lesson shows how to encourage collaboration, hands-on learning, and abstract thinking.

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