In this fun activity, students roll dice, flip coins, and spin spinners to determine the change in (x,y) for translations, rotations, reflections, and dilations. There are six stations, each with two "pre-image" task cards. Students roll, flip or spin to determine the change in (x,y) and record th...
Working with open number lines is a fantastic way for first grade students to develop a deep understanding of number sense and prepare them for more complicated mental math problems in the future. Read about all the ways I have students practice addition, subtraction, and more by using open number lines during guided math, mini-lessons, or as independent practice. #math #guidedmath #mathworkshop #firstgrade
Combining like terms is such an important topic in 7th and 8th grade math. As teachers it often seems so intuitive to us that terms have to be alike in order to be combined. For some reason, though, many students need a lot of repetitions to really get this concept down pat. Even though we […]
Door display for maths classroom
Let’s face it, math is not everyone’s favorite subject. It can be challenging, sometimes overwhelming, but what if I told you that a simple tool could change your entire perspective on math? Enter the math affirmation mirror and the affirmation station mirror. So, what exactly is a math positive affirmation mirror? Picture this: a mirror...
Here you will find our Magic Square Worksheets which will help your child to develop their addition and subtraction fact skills as well as their thinking and reasoning.
Decorate your entire math classroom with my complete bundle of bulletin board posters. They're better than any math posters you have ever seen! Most math classroom posters are hard to read from the desks. Your students can't even read them unless they're out of their seats and standing next to th...
This coordinate plane is a must-have poster for any 6th, 7th, or 8th grade math classroom! This math classroom décor will help your students learn the coordinate plane and it will look beautiful on your wall!
Welcome to a tour of my 2020-2021 high school math classroom decorations! This school year, I taught Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and Statistics. Normally, I
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Hands-on learning helps students retain data. These hands-on activities for middle school and high school students keep older students engaged.
I took my trusty DIXI ROYD mnemonic and turned it into a domain and range graphic organizer for my Algebra 1 students to glue in their interactive notebooks.
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classroom tips, teaching ideas & resources for teaching high school math
Inequalities Anchor Chart | Alex Noudelman - great for algebra 3-8
Measurement books to read aloud. Best measurement books for Pre-K and Kindergarten. A book list for teaching measuring skills.
A Printable Roman Numerals Chart 1 to 100.
