As a middle grades math teacher, you probably struggle daily with students who cannot grasp what you are teaching because they have still not mastered the basic skills that provide the foundation for the new material you are attempting to deliver. Why does this happen? I have a few ideas. First, ... View Post
Mini Tabbed Flip Books – Why they work and how to implement them in your classroom!
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 ... View Post
Holiday Station Templates
My Back to School Editable Puzzle Stations were a huge hit with you all. HUGE! Since the holidays are coming and you'll be looking to incorporate more than just traditional practice in your classroom (if you can) I wanted to create two new sets of editable stations for you! The BEST part about ... View Post
Surviving Thanksgiving Week in the Middle School Math Classroom
Depending on how your winter holiday falls, the week of Thanksgiving can be a lot more stressful than the week before winter break. For most students, they are only in school Monday and Tuesday and they know they have a 5 day break ahead full of feasting and sleeping in! Unless you are required to ... View Post
Halloween Activities in the Middle School Math Classroom
There is a misconception that the older students get, the less they benefit from "seasonal" resources. But seriously, something happens when you give the kids an activity with a pumpkin on it in October and an image of a reindeer in December. For some reason, their attention is spiked - even for ... View Post
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