The Importance of Understanding Odd and Even in K-5
It all started with a comment Recently we received a comment about how odd and even was taught in our digital guided math resource series. In this comment, the happy…
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Math
Math ideas and resources for K-5 classrooms: games, math journals, warm-ups, number sense, and hands-on activities that help students make sense of math and talk about their thinking.
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Math Intervention Solution
This math intervention solution is a year-long Response to Intervention progress monitoring system for grade levels Pre-K to Second Grade. This tool provides a solution for students needing both support…
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Math Puzzles for K-5: Hands-On, Self-Checking Math Centers with Free Samples
Our family has always loved bonding over puzzles, and that same love inspired me to create classroom math puzzles that review key skills and concepts. As suspected, these puzzles have…
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Getting Started with Math Journals
Implementing math journals and note-booking is fun and rewarding, but it does take some know-how! In this post, I will share a tried and true process with you of Getting…
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Five Easy Elementary Classroom Review Games
I have always been a fan of using games in the classroom. The games I am sharing in this post are all meant to help spiral review skills at the…
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Free Printable Math Practice Pages
Are you looking for resources to help review and refine your math skills? This math freebie is differentiated for Kinder, first, and second grade. These no prep, print and go…
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The Benefits of Numbers Notebook
Research shows that students should be encouraged to communicate their mathematical thinking in a variety of ways. I have found that a math journal or Numbers Notebook is one way…
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Color-Coded Learning: Numbers Notebook
Numbers Notebook: A Record of Learning I began implementing a math journal in 2013. It was not something I set out to do at the beginning of the school…
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20 Ideas for Teaching Coins
This post is all about learning about coins! The pictures and lesson ideas in this post come from the guided math units K-2, but I have 3rd and 4th grade…
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Fact Fluency: Friend or Foe?
Fact Fluency in the primary grades can become a heated topic and for good reason. Let’s dive into it a bit together! Are you tensing up yet? Perhaps having a flashback…
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The Workshop Classroom
Keeping students engaged in learning should be at the top of my list of to dos as a teacher. The reason behind it is simple. If I am working hard…
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Math Fact Fluency
Math fact fluency is the quick and effortless recall of basic math facts. When students achieve automaticity with these facts, they have attained a level of mastery that enables them to retrieve them…
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