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It’s May. Are you hanging in there? Are you still going strong with virtual teaching/learning? Or are you about ready to give up? Either way. I feel for you! Thankfully
Word problems, regrouping, place value, OH MY! If you want to bring the engagement to your math block, I got you! You’ll find math games, activities, and lesson plan ideas that will hook your little learners. I’ll show you how make your math lessons go from drab to fab with the use of simple items such as a hula hoops, play-dough, and poms!
It’s May. Are you hanging in there? Are you still going strong with virtual teaching/learning? Or are you about ready to give up? Either way. I feel for you! Thankfully
Just a few more weeks left, friends! Summer is upon us, though, I am not sure what that even means at this point, right?! I just know that I am
Hey, Friends! It has been a BUSY couple of weeks. I am finding myself dabbling in all sorts of things and I just don’t know when it will end. Seriously,
Our school district is on week 2 of At-Home Learning. Israel’s class was working on counting coins before the break, so I wanted to continue that at home. As a
As promised, I have another round of tips all about using Household items in your lesson plans. When I started this series, I didn’t mean it LITERALLY, yet here we
Assessing Addition Facts This past week I was digging through my archives and realized I had created some addition fact assessments YEARS ago. I don’t know what my plan was
It’s May. Are you hanging in there? Are you still going strong with virtual teaching/learning? Or are you about ready to give up? Either way. I feel for you! Thankfully
Just a few more weeks left, friends! Summer is upon us, though, I am not sure what that even means at this point, right?! I just know that I am
Hey, Friends! It has been a BUSY couple of weeks. I am finding myself dabbling in all sorts of things and I just don’t know when it will end. Seriously,
Our school district is on week 2 of At-Home Learning. Israel’s class was working on counting coins before the break, so I wanted to continue that at home. As a
As promised, I have another round of tips all about using Household items in your lesson plans. When I started this series, I didn’t mean it LITERALLY, yet here we
Assessing Addition Facts This past week I was digging through my archives and realized I had created some addition fact assessments YEARS ago. I don’t know what my plan was
