Money, Money, Money
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Let’s talk about money! We all want it. We all need it. But when it comes time to teach coins and money in the classroom, our kids often times struggle.
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Let’s talk about money! We all want it. We all need it. But when it comes time to teach coins and money in the classroom, our kids often times struggle.
When it comes time for our Penguin Unit in the classroom, I get all kinds of giddy. Students LOVE researching and learning about the different types of penguins. You can
Y’all know that I love teaching math. I don’t think that is a secret around here anymore. When I started teaching second grade over 8 years ago, I knew I
Who just LOVES teaching about shapes? I DO! I love everything about it… how hands-on it is, how it’s a nice break from trickier concepts, and how you can tie
I was privileged to be able to introduce subtraction to a first grade classroom. We had a very simple, but very effective lesson while I was there and I wanted
First Graders have continued working on addition over the past couple of weeks. When I went to the classroom, we began working on Adding To A Set, which is similar
Let’s talk about money! We all want it. We all need it. But when it comes time to teach coins and money in the classroom, our kids often times struggle.
When it comes time for our Penguin Unit in the classroom, I get all kinds of giddy. Students LOVE researching and learning about the different types of penguins. You can
Y’all know that I love teaching math. I don’t think that is a secret around here anymore. When I started teaching second grade over 8 years ago, I knew I
Who just LOVES teaching about shapes? I DO! I love everything about it… how hands-on it is, how it’s a nice break from trickier concepts, and how you can tie
I was privileged to be able to introduce subtraction to a first grade classroom. We had a very simple, but very effective lesson while I was there and I wanted
First Graders have continued working on addition over the past couple of weeks. When I went to the classroom, we began working on Adding To A Set, which is similar
