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!
Nothing shows your students you care quite like a well-thought-out set of activities that bring enjoyment to the mundane task of learning. Though not always possible, finding heartfelt ways to
I bet you never imagined that life would be one big word problem. That’s the thing that many of us weren’t taught when we were completely unaware elementary school kids
There’s a hill that I will die on. That hill involves not needing long drawn-out assessments to get an understanding of how well students are doing in math. Simple and
Classroom antics ramp up as you inch closer to the end of the year. With all the excitement of Christmas and a break coming soon, it’s a great time to
Coins are treasures in the eyes of children! They are shiny and fun to collect, and they know we use them to purchase the things we want — even if
There’s no one more bored or curious than a student who has finished their classroom assignment before everyone else. You may hear something similar to, “I’m done. Now, what?” The
Nothing shows your students you care quite like a well-thought-out set of activities that bring enjoyment to the mundane task of learning. Though not always possible, finding heartfelt ways to
I bet you never imagined that life would be one big word problem. That’s the thing that many of us weren’t taught when we were completely unaware elementary school kids
There’s a hill that I will die on. That hill involves not needing long drawn-out assessments to get an understanding of how well students are doing in math. Simple and
Classroom antics ramp up as you inch closer to the end of the year. With all the excitement of Christmas and a break coming soon, it’s a great time to
Coins are treasures in the eyes of children! They are shiny and fun to collect, and they know we use them to purchase the things we want — even if
There’s no one more bored or curious than a student who has finished their classroom assignment before everyone else. You may hear something similar to, “I’m done. Now, what?” The
