Early Math Collaborative launches new website, name
A wealth of early math ideas, techniques, and materials, all connected to the Common Core State Standards, is now online. More »
Early Math Project helps nix “naked numbers”
When children are asked to rattle off the numbers from 1 to 10 without actually counting something, these "naked numbers" can create all kinds of confusion. More »
Early Math Project celebrates critical thinking, says the U.S. Department of Education
The Early Mathematics Education Project is featured in a U.S. Department of Education Homeroom blog post. More »
Early Math Project stars in new teacher education film
The film shows how teachers can help children develop the foundation for complex mathematical thinking and lifelong learning. More »
NAEYC sessions presented by Erikson faculty and staff
Join Erikson faculty and staff at the NAEYC Annual Conference for presentations on topics ranging from early math to the value of early education. More »
Icebergs to inches: The math of penguins
After reading Penguins! by Anne Schreiber, the preschoolers wondered, “Are we taller or shorter than an emperor penguin?” More »
Erikson and community colleges partner to teach early math
An Early Mathematics Education Project initiative is helping early childhood education faculty prepare their community college students to teach foundational math. More »
Early Math Project featured in DOE’s early learning webinar series
The webinar series, which will be led by Senior Advisor to the Secretary of Education Jacqueline Jones, begins on March 6. More »
CBS 2 features Early Math Project
CBS 2 (WBBM-TV) aired a story about the Early Mathematics Education Project and how it has changed Chicago Public Schools teachers' math instruction. More »
Wall Street Journal features the Early Mathematics Education Project
Stephanie Banchero interviewed Jeanine Brownell, Jie-Qi Chen and Jennifer McCray for a Wall Street Journal story about the Early Mathematics Education Project. More »
Discover foundational mathematics for young children—in 60 seconds or less
A treasure map leads preschoolers toward understanding geometry. More »
