Thank you for visiting our Singapore Math booth at the Cambridge Science Festival this afternoon; and to our friends who dropped by to say “Hi”, it was great to see you! What an awesome turnout! It was heartening to hear so much interest in Singapore Math in the community . We met fellow teachers, parents, and of …
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We love Math, but we love Science, Technology and Engineering just as much! On 25 April 2015, we are collaborating with Cambridge Science Festival, Cambridge Community Center and the Cambridge Winter Farmer’s Market (we know that Summer is here!), – conducting a FREE Singapore Math Kids Workshop in Cambridge. Cambridge Public School District is the one of …
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I can’t believe it has been three weeks! On 26 Mar 2015, I had the privilege of conducting a “Introduction to Singapore Math” workshop for the pre-service teachers at Columbia University Teachers College. This workshop is a collaboration between Lexington Singapore School and Teaching Residents at Teachers College 2 (TR@TC2), a new 18-month teaching residency …
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It is now cold and frosty in Massachusetts but there are a lot of things to get you excited out there! I have been preparing for this for months, and I am excited to share this great news – I will be conducting a workshop on “Singapore Math” at Columbia University Teachers College in March …
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Lexington Singapore School is pleased to collaborate with Keys-for-Kids music center for a music creative arts and STEM Summer camp this year! Click here to find out more.
Santa’s friend is helping this year. She needs to visit the houses in sequence, from house 1 to house 2 and so on, and the lines must not cross. Can you help her? Suitable for 2nd and 3rd Grade. Click here for free printable.
Check out what our 2nd graders were doing yesterday! If we know 22 x 4, how can we find out 23 x 4?
Happy Thanksgiving! Do you have K to 2nd Grader? Try this Turkey Bond game with your child while waiting for the Turkey! Given numbers 1 to 5, arrange them such that the sum of numbers in a row is the same as the sum of numbers in a column, there is more than one way! …
