There have been studies recently that show the lack of play for preschoolers and kindergartners is causing developmental delays in young children. Kids are being pushed directly from being a toddler to being a student. Kids are kids first and foremost, and removing their ability to learn through ... View Post
Stations in the Middle Grades
So you have finally decided to try out stations in your class. The problem is - you have NO idea how to begin. Can older students handle stations? Are they the same thing as math centers? What about behavior issues? Talking? Rest easy because I'm about to give you all the tools you'll need to make ... View Post
Stations in the Middle School Math Classroom
When you hear the term "Math Stations" you probably immediately think of an elementary school classroom where children work together with colorful manipulative and laminated stations. That's not how stations should be perceived all the time! When I first started using stations in my classroom it ... View Post
Calming The Chaos
The end of the year is approaching and not only are your students getting restless, but chances are you are too! In the upper grades it can sometimes be difficult to keep control in a classroom where students have checked out and many think school is over since testing is over (for the ... View Post
Math in Real Life – Furnishing A New Home
We have started the process of building our "forever home." We've picked out all of our options, signed our contract and are just waiting for the road to our street to be complete so they can actually start construction. To say I'm excited would be the understatement of the ... View Post
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