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!
Who says we have to reinvent the wheel year after year? Every once in a while, I love to dig into the vault and share some of my favorite fall
Crisp leaves, cooler weather, and… a never-ending to-do list? Fall is such a fun season, but it’s also one of the busiest in the classroom. That’s why I’ve pulled together
Picture this: your students walk into class and their eyes light up when they see pumpkins on their desks instead of another worksheet. That’s the magic of fall math activities!
Multiplication fact fluency is such an important building block for upper elementary math. But let’s be real—flashcards and timed tests don’t always spark the kind of buy-in our students need.
When I was in school, math did not come naturally to me. I remember staring at numbers on the page and feeling overwhelmed, wishing there was a way to make
This school year, I’ll be stepping into classrooms in a new role—substitute teaching! After years of writing, creating, and sharing resources with teachers, I’m excited to have the chance to
Who says we have to reinvent the wheel year after year? Every once in a while, I love to dig into the vault and share some of my favorite fall
Crisp leaves, cooler weather, and… a never-ending to-do list? Fall is such a fun season, but it’s also one of the busiest in the classroom. That’s why I’ve pulled together
Picture this: your students walk into class and their eyes light up when they see pumpkins on their desks instead of another worksheet. That’s the magic of fall math activities!
Multiplication fact fluency is such an important building block for upper elementary math. But let’s be real—flashcards and timed tests don’t always spark the kind of buy-in our students need.
When I was in school, math did not come naturally to me. I remember staring at numbers on the page and feeling overwhelmed, wishing there was a way to make
This school year, I’ll be stepping into classrooms in a new role—substitute teaching! After years of writing, creating, and sharing resources with teachers, I’m excited to have the chance to
