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When I mention picture books in the classroom, I’m sure your first thought is of a lower-elementary read-aloud. My kiddos always loved those days–relaxing in
When it comes to math, students need hands-on activities to not only engage them but to help make the concepts concrete. Where can you get top-notch ideas, teaching tips, and lessons for your kiddos? Right here of course!
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When I mention picture books in the classroom, I’m sure your first thought is of a lower-elementary read-aloud. My kiddos always loved those days–relaxing in
Fourth grade and fractions: name a more iconic duo. Sure, students learn all about the basics of fractions in third grade, but fourth grade is
I’m going to say it: problem-solving in math can be difficult. Consider walking into your classroom an hour from now and launching into a problem-solving
Divisibility. It’s an intimidating word, isn’t it? And I don’t just mean because you have to check several times to make sure you spelled it
If DNA is the building blocks of life, then factors and multiples are the building blocks of math. Everything from algebra to trigonometry to geometry
If you looking for a way to engage your students, practice technology skills, review important math concepts, and increase their reading fluency and comprehension, then this resource is the one for you! It is a mix of “create your own adventure” and “math quest” in one!
Teaching equivalent fractions is no easy feat, and when you throw in the thought of having to teach it online remotely, one’s brain begins to
We have worked our way through the entire math workshop series and now I want to focus on how you can take the entire math
In math workshop, there is one last piece that we need to talk about. It is often a forgotten piece or a piece that is
It’s important to meet with students during math workshop. Here is where you get to know your students more directly and individually. It is where
I have been walking you through everything you need to know about math workshop to be successful. Last time, I talked about using centers as
Let’s face it. The idea of centers in the classroom can be a bit intimidating, especially if you’re a new teacher. There’s so much to
