Happy Saturday! I know this is going to sound cliche and all, but seriously….where did the summer go?! August is only a couple of days away and most of my teacher friends are starting school either this coming week or the next. Oh summer…we loved you so!!!! Now it’s upward and onward and we’re getting …
Lisa Saunders I am an AACPS: Parent, Windsor Farm Elementary School | Volunteer My daughter Lily, like many children, didn't equate math as her favorite subject. She's an excellent student but has struggled to the point of tears with math for many years. This year she has had the incredible opportunity to be placed in Mrs. Kimberly Ballieul's math
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Dr. Hannah Fry Okay we have this stereotypical view of mathematicians and math. It’s nerdy right? And it’s only a discipline that you have to be a white-haired man who can endlessly drone about at a chalkboard spending 50 minutes putting whole lecture halls of young adults to sleep (regardless of the time of day)…
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Explore the versatile world of the abacus for kids! From basic counting to creative patterns, discover hands-on activities that make math fun and engaging.
These fun math games are perfect for making math seem more like fun and less like work! Great for at home fun, classrooms, and more!
Learn how to play the Kaboom game in your classroom to make practicing math facts, sight words, and more a blast for your students!
Your students will be captivated by these hands-on math activities that are perfect for keeping students engaged and on task during centers.
Browse over 30 educational resources created by Making Math Class Fun in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Browse over 390 educational resources created by Making Math Class Fun in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
This book is intended as a resource for middle school and high school math teachers, in part, to supplement the normal daily homework and classroom material (such as the Making Math Meaningful middle school and high school workbooks). There may be times when things seem to get dull and the students begin to lose their spark. It is then that the teacher knows it is time to do something different. This book provides ideas for that “something different.” This book is divided into the following sections: Puzzles. There are puzzles for each of the middle school years and for the
Students work at different paces. There’s no problem with that! But what do you do with a kid that is an early finisher?
Heute habe ich dir drei kostenlose Downloads zum Thema "Würfelgebäude - Baupläne und Ansichten" vorbereitet. Geeignet für alle Grundschüler!
Bible: Bible Verse Tracer: I created a Genesis 1:1 Tracer Pack for Parker to use. You can download your FREE copy here at our TPT Store. Parker traced his Bible verse while listening to this week's verse from our Sing the Word album. The following day, he illustrated his verse and listened to his verse. He…
Organize coins in chip and dip tray from The Dollar Store. Great for intervention and enrichment activities and games practicing identifying coins, adding coins, and making change. :)
This is it. This is how to teach math, even if you stink at it. Even if you hate math. And even if you don't.
Making Letters, Numbers, and Shapes with Geo Boards! Includes: Uppercase Letter Geo Board Cards Lowercase Letter Disks Numeral Geo Board Cards Number and Dice Disks Shape Geo Board Cards Shape Words and Shape Faces Disks
Try these number bond activities to help kids develop number sense and prepare them for learning addition and subtraction math facts.
A play-based approach to homework in kindergarten.I don’t really care for homework if it's a worksheet that the kids will not get much out of. I don't want to make it and I don't want to grade it! Who has time for that? Not me 🙅🏽♀️! HOWEVER, I do have families who want to know how to support their children in their learning and I would like to empower my families to reinforce what we are learning in school and students to be able to start to be metacognitive about their own understanding of w
