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Whole-Body Planar Graph Investigation
Inside the Whole-Body Newspaper Build Project
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Why Math in Your FEET?
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Math off the Page: Units & Part-Whole Relationships
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A Framework for Whole-Body Math Teaching & Learning
Learning without a Body
“Children think and learn through their bodies”
Moving Scale Math on the Hundred Chart

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