Addition With Regrouping Tips and Tricks
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After teaching 1st grade for 3 (very long) years, I moved grade levels and schools to teach 2nd grade. At the time I was really just trying to get to
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!
After teaching 1st grade for 3 (very long) years, I moved grade levels and schools to teach 2nd grade. At the time I was really just trying to get to
Yesterday I shared all about my fall no-prep math stations. Well, today I thought I would share how I organize these math stations. I’m all about no-fuss, simple, and hassle
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After teaching 1st grade for 3 (very long) years, I moved grade levels and schools to teach 2nd grade. At the time I was really just trying to get to
Yesterday I shared all about my fall no-prep math stations. Well, today I thought I would share how I organize these math stations. I’m all about no-fuss, simple, and hassle
Are math stations a part of your day in the classroom? Math stations have always been one of my favorite things about the school day, but prepping them… not. so.
When it comes time to teach 2D shapes in the classroom, I often run short on ideas, or I feel like I just continue doing the same thing year after
As a classroom teacher, I was always looking for quick and easy ways to monitor my students’ understanding. I didn’t want to constantly conduct a formal assessment to see where
Happy August, teacher friends! I know this month brings a lot of different emotions for you… sad that summer is coming to a close, excited for a fresh start, nervous about
