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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
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 most
So… state testing is done. Your brain is screaming, “Now what?” If you’re like most teachers, the time between testing and the last day of school can feel like no-man’s land. You’re expected to “keep teaching” but everyone’s a little burned out, your pacing guide is done(ish), and kids can practically smell summer vacation. Here’s
Winter break is over, and we all know how tough it can be to get students back into the groove. ❄️ But don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! With some creative winter-themed math challenges, we can make that transition smoother and keep our students engaged (and maybe even excited!) about learning.
Hey teachers! I’m excited to share some effective and engaging strategies for teaching decimal operations to your middle school math students. Decimal concepts can be tricky, but with the right approach, you can make them accessible and fun for your students. The Decimal Point Anchor Method One common challenge students face is aligning decimals correctly
