Practical posts on intervention, classroom management, stations and planning, from a math teacher who has been there.
Teachers have access to more resources than ever, but finding, evaluating, and adapting them takes time too. What if we measured a resource by the work it removes instead?
Yes, we create math resources. Yes, we design curriculum, intervention materials, activities, and assessments, but that’s not what we’re really building. We are building time creation.
Absences happen. Kids get sick, have appointments, miss the bus, travel, or are out for a hundred other reasons. What I don’t
Students don’t just copy. They write, annotate, highlight, and interact with the content as we go. I guide the process so they’re learning how to take math notes, not just recording information.
The first week of school can be unpredictable, stressful, fun, challenging… all the things! This year I decided to spend my entire
I’ve been a teacher for a long time. And for just as long, I’ve struggled with my weight. Not because I didn’t
This year, I decided to try something new with my 4th and 5th grade math intervention groups: interactive notebooks. But not just
So… state testing is done. Your brain is screaming, “Now what?” If you’re like most teachers, the time between testing and the
I like a themed activity as much as the next teacher, especially when we’re at that point in February where everyone could
Assessments (both mid-year and final) are looming, and while they can feel overwhelming, they don’t have to be! With the right strategies and tools, you can set your students (and yourself) up for success.
Winter break is over, and we all know how tough it can be to get students back into the groove. ❄️ But don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! With some creative winter-themed math challenges, we can make that transition smoother and keep our students engaged (and maybe even excited!) about learning.
Happy New Year! 🎉 Can you believe it’s already 2025? It’s the perfect time to hit refresh and set some intentional goals—for yourself, your students, and your classroom.
As teachers, we’re all about growth, right? So, let’s dive into some practical ways to kick off the year strong while staying sane.
Get my free, editable warm-up slide templates with examples for grades 4 through Geometry, plus new freebies and tips by email.
