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Say Hello to Bullet Notes: A Flexible Alternative to Traditional Guided Notes For many years, most of the notes I created for my math curriculum followed a very structured, scaffolded format. Guided notes with clear steps and fill-in sections can be incredibly helpful for students who benefit from organization and clear direction, and they continue
Hey there, middle school educators! Let’s dive into a topic that might make you think of your college days: syllabi. You know, those lengthy documents that listed every assignment and due date for the semester? Yeah, those. But do we really need something that detailed for middle school math? I’m leaning towards a nope. Honestly,
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
I’d like to introduce to you a product line that is PERFECT for skills review – especially at the end of the year when the last thing your students want is to be handed a worksheet. These activities can be used either with dice {Roll to Solve} or a spinner which has been provided {Spin
I have been working FOREVER on an Algebra Summer Prep packet and it’s finally done! It’s a versatile product that can be used for students who will be entering Algebra. It can be summer work, end of Pre Algebra skills review, early Algebra skills check… the possibilities are endless! I’ve included two (solving equations and
