2. Math Products from APH Kerry Isham APH Field Services Representative

3. MathBuilders A Supplemental Math Program for Braille Users from K-3

4. Eight Units 1 - Matching, Sorting, and Patterning 2 - Number Concepts (not yet available) 3 - Place Value (not yet available) 4 - Number Operations (not yet available) 5 - Measurement 6 - Geometry 7 - Fractions, Mixed Numbers, and Decimals 8 - Data Collection, Graphing, Probability/Statistics

5. Unit Framework Objectives Instructional Strategies Worksheets Manipulatives Assessment Grid Objective Date /Rating/Notes Grade 3 MA 3-1 Recognize and extend growing geometric patterns. MA 3-2 Recognize and identify numeric patterns. MA 3-3 Identify and describe patterns in a multiplication chart.

6. General Guidelines Provides General Overview of Program Accommodations for students Adaptive devices Tactile Illustrations Assessments Included on CD Available in Print and Braille

8. Unit 1 – Matching, Sorting & Patterning

9. Unit 1 - Matching, Sorting, and Patterning Teacher’s Guide – Introduction for specific content theme – Recommended children’s literature – Lessons for grades K-3 58 Worksheets – Print over Braille – Answer sheet in teacher’s guide Manipulatives CD

10. Unit 1 - Materials Included in Kit Kit includes the majority of materials for each lesson Set of 54 shapes – three shapes, three sizes, and three colors/textures Story Board and shapes with Velcro backing Length sticks Feel ‘n Peel stickers and instruments for making sound patterns

11. Unit 1 - Sample Lesson MA K-10 Matching, Sorting, Patterning Objective: The child will extend a simple pattern of two or three objects or shapes by repeating the pattern at least two more times.

12. Unit 1 - What’s My Pattern? Grade 3 3 6 9 12 19 15 11 7

14. Unit 6 - Geometry

15. Teacher’s Guide – Introduction for specific content theme – Recommended children’s literature – Lessons for grades K-3 34 Worksheets – Print over Braille – Answer sheet in teacher’s guide Manipulatives CD

16. Unit 6 - Materials Included in Kit Story Board and Diagramming Strips Geometric Shapes 3-D Geometric Figures Geometro Nemeth Code Reference Sheet

17. Unit 6 - Introduction of How to Communicate These Concepts in Nemeth… Shapes Similar Congruent Parallel Perpendicular

18. Unit 6 - Sample Lesson G 1-4 Geometry Objective: The student will examine and relate three-dimensional shapes to two-dimensional shapes: circle to sphere, square to cube, triangle to pyramid.

19. Unit 6 - Sample Worksheet G 1-6 Geometry Objective: The student will identify symmetrical figures (lines of symmetry with two matching parts).

22. Unit 8 - Data Collection, Graphing, and Probability/Statistics

23. Teacher’s Guide – Introduction for specific content theme – Recommended children’s literature – Lessons for grades K-3 21 Worksheets – Print over Braille Manipulatives CD

24. Unit 8 - Materials Included in Kit 2 Graphing Grids Graphing Squares - 36 full squares and 9 half squares Spinner with 2 Overlays Embossed Graph Sheets 1” Feel ‘n Peel Stickers

25. Unit 8 - Sample Worksheet

27. Unit 7 – Fractions, Mixed Numbers & Decimals

28. Unit 7 - Fractions, Mixed Numbers, and Decimals Teacher’s Guide – Introduction for specific content theme – Recommended children’s literature – Lessons for grades K-3 32 Worksheets – Print over Braille Manipulatives CD

29. Unit 7 - Materials Included in Kit Fraction Bars Decimal Bars Tray for Fraction & Decimal Bars Fraction Circles Tray for Fraction Circles Tactile Tokens

30. Unit 5 - Measurement

31. – Teacher's guide with lesson plans – CD-ROM with General Guidelines for Teaching Math to Young Braille Users – 9 student worksheets for additional practice – Manipulatives

32. - Metric-English Measurement Ruler - Analog Clock Model - Clock Face Sheets - Individual Calendar Kit - Talking Thermometer - POURfect Measuring Cups - Measuring Jars - Primary Balance Scale - Standard Mass Set, 17 pieces - Kilogram Mass - Hexagram Mass Set, 54 pieces Unit 5 - Materials Included in Kit

33. Abacuses or Abaci NOT a calculator! Like scratch paper

34. Abacuses or Abaci Cranmer Abacus EzeeCOUNT Abacus Beginner’s Abacus

35. Abacuses or Abaci

36. Geometro

37. Geometro models are flat plastic shapes that can be readily joined to form three-dimensional solids. The pieces use hook/loop material to adhere to each other and are easy to handle, sturdy, and safe. Students learn how to: Build increasingly complex two- and three- dimensional shapes Describe attributes and parts of two- and three- dimensional shapes Explore nets that can be folded to form pyramids and prisms Learn elements of spatial symmetry Demonstrate rotations and mirror symmetry

38. Hundreds Board & Manipulatives Kit

40. Number Line Device

41. The number line is a basic tool for teaching number concepts, number sequence, counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, rounding, estimating whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. It consists of three parts: a blue plastic base with storage compartment for number lines and pegs, 15 interchangeable number line segments in large print and braille, and 40 plastic cylinders/pegs with an arrow formation on one end that may be used to graph lines and rays.

42. Quick Pick Math

43. This is a fun and challenging flash card game that provides a unique play format for students who are visually impaired and blind. Each Quick Pick title consists of a set of cards packaged in one or more plastic cases and includes a wooden tool. Each game card presents a question or other challenge with four possible answers. The student reads the card while it is still in the case. To play, the player chooses an answer by inserting the wooden tool in one of four holes in the front of the case. If the answer is correct, the card will slide out. If incorrect, the card will not pull out, and the player should try again. The object is to Quick Pick as many cards as possible on the first try.

44. Math Flash

45. Animated characters help make mathematics fun with these self-voicing electronic flash cards. Math Flash™ software helps elementary students sharpen math skills with talking electronic flash cards. This self-voicing program uses the computer's sound card to communicate instructions, drills, practice sessions, and games. Students can select their favorite fun Math Mentor character. Teachers can modify the number of problems, degree of difficulty, and insert custom problems.

46. Math Flash

47. Venn Diagram Template Kit

48. This kit includes 15 sheets with two-circle diagrams and 15 sheets with three-circle diagrams, sized to allow for braille labeling in all sections and in the outer margins. The outlines of the circles are made in contrasting lines styles so they are easily distinguishable, both visually and tactually. These heavy, consumable sheets may be tooled directly or used in a braillewriter. Includes 30 sheets total measuring 11.5 x 11 inches.

49. Talking Graphing Calculator

50. The Orion TI-84 Plus Talking Graphing Calculator is a modified TI-84 Plus with a small attachment that adds accessibility and additional controls. APH partnered with Orbit Research ® and Texas Instruments ® to make this powerful calculator accessible. This calculator is available for purchase with Federal Quota funds!

51. Can you think of any students who would benefit from any of these APH math products?

52. Kerry Isham APH Field Services Representative kisham@aph.org