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New Ideas For a New Decade: Buzzmath Builds Early Years Platform

Author: Simon Lavallée | Publish on April 27, 2020

It took us a while to create grades 1 and 2. We wanted the technology to support the playfulness of children. We wanted it to be visually attractive. We wanted to tap into the most up-to-date pedagogy.


We wanted to get it right.


Starting with back to school 2020, Buzzmath’s interactive platform will extend down to the critical early years of grades 1 and 2.


When children start school, they have a full slate of ideas about the world they live in. This includes mathematics. Some of these ideas are correct. Some need refinement. Some need correction. The important thing is that children are curious and will gravitate towards mathematics that is aligned to their individual modes of expression and learning.


We just need to give them the right tools and get out of their way.


The best manipulative tool children have is their fingers. They should be encouraged to use their fingers to count, add and subtract. That is why we have included visuals that support and reflect their emergent world of thinking about numbers.


The new visuals you will see are the creations of our illustrator, Mathieu Beaulieu. He took the ideas of the content team and brought them to life with a lightness and color that should appeal to young learners.


Then there was the major didactic challenge of adapting our content for early math learners. Fortunately, several resources were on hand to help us create content that is well adapted to students’ development!


Pairing math activities with the manipulation of concrete objects is really important. So, we developed digital objects that represent materials used in the classroom. We believe that Buzzmath will provide fertile ground for exploring and applying students’ classroom experiences.


We hope that you’re as excited as we are about this wonderful news! If you’re interested in bringing Buzzmath into your classroom next year, please inform your school administration as soon as possible.



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