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We’re pleased to continue the statewide partnership between the New Hampshire Department of Education and Discovery Education through the ’24-’25 school year!

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New Hampshire Professional Development Workshops

As a learning leader, we recognize your need to focus on equitable instruction for all your students. Join us for a 45-minute session to learn how Discovery Education Experience, our K-12 learning platform, provides your teachers with authentic, real-world content, useful teaching tools, and professional learning strategies. ign up for a one-to-one Professional Development Workshop for New Hampshire educators using Discovery Education Experience!

All Professional Development is a part of Discovery Education's statewide agreement with the New Hampshire Department of Education. There is no cost.

New Hampshire Educators Canvas Course

Take the Discovery Education Canvas Course and earn professional learning hours. Please log-in to Canvas and enroll at this link. You will have the opportunity to explore thousands of engaging digital resources, ready-to-use activities, and creation tools to support teaching and learning in all classrooms.

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Recognizing Quantity on a Quick Image: Up to 10 on the Math Rack

Using the familiar tool of a math rack to display various quantities from 1-10, students are briefly shown an image of an amount of beads and then asked to choose the number they saw on the numberline. “Quick Images” are an effective strategy to help students learn to conceptualize a number in a variety of ways. This helps students to use numbers flexibly, which is an important facet of number sense.
Math Kindergarten Recognizing Quantity on a Quick Image Up to 10 on the Math Rack

Representing Numbers to 20 in Two Different Ways on a Math Rack

With a math rack virtual manipulative, students learn that you can build the same number in several different ways, e.g., 10+3 = 7+6. Students can use a variety of strategies to solve these problems, including the commutative property (10+4 = 4+10), doubles or near doubles (10+4 = 7+7), and more.
Math Kindergarten Representing Numbers to 20 in Two Different Ways on a Math Rack

Representing Numbers to 10 on a Ten Frame and Identifying the Numeral

Virtual tools push students beyond counting by ones to using groups of 2, 3, 5, and 10. After successfully building numbers, students are given more “restrictions,” like building numbers from a number other than 0.
Math Kindergarten Representing Numbers to 10 on a Ten Frame and Identifying the Numeral
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Access Discovery Education

Check with your district or school leaders to learn how to sign in to Discovery Education. Still not sure? Use the Search My School feature on the sign-in page and we’ll guide you the rest of the way.

Share these sign-in flyers with educators and families.

Learn to use the Discovery Education Experience

Explore the videos below to learn about the resources and features in DE and how it can serve as your daily learning platform.

Visit our Help Center to learn about Discovery Education, including our integrations with Canvas, Google Classroom, and Schoology.

Discovery Education Network

Trusted by educators since 2005, the Discovery Educator Network (DEN) offers you one of the most thriving professional learning networks in the world. They’re educators from all roles and backgrounds, joined by a passion for continuous learning and a commitment to their students.

Your Discovery Education New Hampshire Team

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Nancy Rose

Sr. Manager, Statewide and Strategic Partnerships
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John Son

Regional VP, Educational Partnerships
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