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Let’s be honest. Notes are not fun. They are probably not your favorite thing to give to your students and I highly doubt they top the “favorite things to do in math class” list for them! Notes though, are necessary. Whether you use traditional lecture style notes, fold and flips, etc., you have to get
✨🎄 Teachers, get ready to make some holiday magic in your classroom with our Editable Puzzle Stations! They were a runaway success for Back to School, and now they’re here to brighten your holiday season. Why settle for the same old drills when you can add a dash of festive fun to your teaching? These
Heading into Thanksgiving can be a whirlwind in middle school classrooms. Students can sniff out busywork faster than a turkey sandwich, and that’s a surefire recipe for classroom chaos.
There’s a prevailing myth that as students grow older, they outgrow the charm of seasonal resources. However, the truth is quite the opposite. Picture this: It’s October, and a worksheet adorned with a pumpkin captures a student’s attention. Come December, a reindeer graphic does the same. There’s undeniable magic in weaving seasonal themes into educational
Effective math interventionists share six daily habits: they know their purpose, plan with intention, build real relationships with students, understand their co-teachers, use data to drive every decision, and constantly re-evaluate their schedule based on student growth.
