4 Tricks for Teaching Math Magic
This post contains affiliate links. How many times have you wished you could wave a magic wand to help your students instantly understand those tricky
This post contains affiliate links. How many times have you wished you could wave a magic wand to help your students instantly understand those tricky
It doesn’t seem to matter how long I’ve been teaching–it’s been decades now, and the word “graphing” still makes me think of stuffy business professionals
Why can’t students learn their multiplication facts? There’s only 144 to learn, right? It’s not a complicated chart and it seems relatively easy with a
This post contains affiliate links Welcome to the “Art of Literary Engineering,” where we explore the exciting world of integrating literature and STEM activities from
Warning: there may be quite a few puns in this blog post–don’t let them shock you. 😉 Now, it’s mid-May and the school year is
I have compiled 25 quick and easy tips for new teachers to help you navigate the challenges of teaching. I remember when I started my
Projects can be a ton of fun for both you and your students–it’s no secret. That’s why project-based learning is such a hit! But how
Every day, you present new math ideas to students. From strategies to solutions to entirely new concepts, your kiddos can’t escape learning about math ideas
Students like to chat–it’s a fact of life. In the hallways, during transitions, while lining up: they’ll chat anywhere! Except, of course, when you’re trying
Geometry is a subject that can be fascinating for upper elementary students. But sometimes it can be challenging too. Some children can’t wrap their heads
It can grow tiring using the same math activities over and over that don’t engage your upper elementary students like they once did. With trends
If you were to search the internet for children’s literature for any math concept, you’d likely find several posts to help you out. I know
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Electricity is amazing. Even at my age (though I’m not that old!), the concept never ceases to excite me! Children, too, in their wide-eyed wonder,
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
This post contains affiliate links. How many times have you wished you could wave a magic wand to help your students instantly understand those tricky
It doesn’t seem to matter how long I’ve been teaching–it’s been decades now, and the word “graphing” still makes me think of stuffy business professionals
Why can’t students learn their multiplication facts? There’s only 144 to learn, right? It’s not a complicated chart and it seems relatively easy with a
This post contains affiliate links Welcome to the “Art of Literary Engineering,” where we explore the exciting world of integrating literature and STEM activities from
Warning: there may be quite a few puns in this blog post–don’t let them shock you. 😉 Now, it’s mid-May and the school year is
I have compiled 25 quick and easy tips for new teachers to help you navigate the challenges of teaching. I remember when I started my
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