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As upper elementary science teachers, we have a lot on our plates. It can be difficult to try to fit science into our already full school day. This post talks about how important it is that we teach science and provides tips on how you can create an integrated science curriculum. It is possible to fit science in!

Making Time for Science: Creating an Integrated Science Curriculum

Science is a critical part of a well-rounded education, but with so many subjects to cover, and a huge focus on literacy, it can be

Children find word problems difficult but this post provides 7 tips to help your students conquer them and feel more confident in math.

7 Tips for Mastering Word Problems

I have a word problem for you: There was this girl who was given well over 100 math word problems in her lifetime. She learned

$Tackling fractions with different denominators can be a huge challenge for upper elementary students, but it doesn't have to be. Check out this post where I provide ideas to help your students add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators without any problems!$

Help Your Students Better Understand Fractions with Different Denominators

This post contains affiliate links In the world of fractions, numbers seem to have a split personality. You know, they get to represent part of

Partitioning shapes is an important concept in geometry that involves dividing shapes into equal parts. This post gives you some ideas on how to teach it and gives you some fun ideas too.

Teaching Perfect Partitioning: A How-To Guide

Despite the many (many) math courses I took waaaay back at university, I had still managed to never encounter the word “partitioning” until my first

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