Blog Hop
Calming The Chaos
The end of the year is approaching and not only are your students getting restless, but chances are you are too!
The blog
Math teaching ideas that save you time
Practical posts on intervention, classroom management, stations and planning, from a math teacher who has been there.
Conferences
Coffee Line Discussions
Successful teacher conferences need many key ingredients. Great presentations, quality exhibits, and good coffee! This morning while waiting in the coffee line
Communication
Communication in the Middle School Classroom
Communicating with middle school students can be… challenging. They don’t want to answer questions in class because looking smart is not exactly
Uncategorized
Incorporating Warm Ups in Math Class
Hi there! It’s Kim from Teaching Math by Hart, and I am here to tell you about how I get my
Homework
A FULL Year of Homework… DONE!
Assigning homework is tedious, but necessary. To help take the weight off some of your shoulders, I have a FULL YEAR of
Homework
Why You Shouldn’t Assign Homework Every Night.
Don’t hate me. I used to be a bit supporter of nightly homework. My students were old enough to have that responsibility
Task Cards
More Task Card Ideas
Task Cards Aren’t Just Task Cards: Simple Ways to Get More Out of Them Task cards are one of the most versatile
Communication
Parent Perceptions
As I was sitting at my daughter’s dance class last week I overheard a few other moms talking about how many days
Professional Development
Professional Development that DOESN’T make you want to take a sick day.
Ok, I said it. Many times professional development… well it is less than engaging. Raise your hand if you’ve ever gone into
Classroom Management
How your TONE impacts your classroom.
I was volunteering in my daughter’s first grade classroom today and ended up being left alone in the room for a while
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Teacher Burn Out – My Story
Recently I’ve heard more and more teachers share stories of stress, anxiety, depression and just plain exhaustion. I know for me, I
Inclusion
Ideas for Helping Your Inclusion Students–And Yourself!
When I was in the classroom, I had Special Education Inclusion students in just about every class. Sometimes I felt a little
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