RightStart Math March Newsletter
Happy Pi Day! RightStart Math hopes you have fun activities planned to celebrate Pi Day (March 14th). Here are some interesting facts about the number pi: Pi is a very old number used by Egyptians and Babylonians more than 4000 years ago. There is no end in sight. So far, it has been calculated out to 22 trillion digits. For centuries, mathematicians have been looking for a pattern within this unique decimal number, but so far, none have been found. The number 123456 is not found in the first million decimal digits In 1706, mathematician William Jones began calling this number pi. Until then, this was called, “the quantity which when the diameter is multiplied by it, yields the circumference.” And finally, in March of 2015, Rajveer Meena, a 21-year old student, recited pi to 70,000 decimal places. Let RightStart Math help you finish the year strong! If you have any questions about a RightStart Math lesson or about pacing, we want to help! So, do not hesitate to contact us. Tutoring Testimonies Be one of the first 10 people to submit a testimony stating how any of the tutoring programs have helped your students learn and get: $100 worth of FREE card decks for your classroom! Send your testimony to: info@rightstartclassroom.com Your RightStart Math partners, Teresa, Rachel, Maren, and Kathleen
RightStart February Newsletter
NEW PRODUCT! RightStart Just released…. Multiplication and Division Tutoring Book 2! This Tutoring program will help students learn the process of multiplying and dividing multi-digit numbers, including short division and long division. As students develop an understanding of multi-digit multiplication and multi-digit division, the program has them play games to reinforce and practice these processes. In addition, this book also has Skill Days, which include multi-step word problems. Most of the word problems require the student to use multiplication and division to solve. However, some problems will also require the use of other operations. Here is a link for more information about this and all the RightStart Tutoring programs. RightStart wishes you a Happy Valentine’s Day! Scott Hayden said, Teachers have three loves: love of learning, love of learners, and the love of bringing the first two together. We know you pour yourselves out daily for your students. At times, it may feel that your passion and commitment go unnoticed. But you are making a difference in the life of each young person you teach. We want to partner with you and support you! If you have any questions about a lesson or want some ideas on how to help a student, contact us. We are here for you! RightStart Fractions in February Be one of the first 10 people to submit a testimony stating how RightStart has helped your students understand fractions and get $100 worth of FREE card decks for your classroom! Send your testimony to: Info@RightStartClassroom.com. Your RightStart Math partners, Teresa, Rachel, Maren, and Kathleen
