Math Professional Development Information
One thing we can’t get enough of us as educators is books. In the classroom, it is common to pull together read alouds for science, social studies, and social-emotional topics, but not as common to think of read alouds for math. In this post, we will share 100+ Math Read Aloud Books for all math…
Math workstations are a fan favorite for both students and teachers, but the challenge lies in resources. In this post, I am sharing free math workstations for Kinder to 5th to help you find just the right resource for your students. Finding Math Workstations Finding the right resources for workstations can be challenging. We want…
When I launch Guided Math, I set a personal goal to begin small group instruction by October. This allows weeks of setting expectations, setting up positive peer relationships, and getting to know student needs. Right as the first quarter comes to a close, I feel ready to fully release the workstation time so I can…
Fall comes heavy with responsibility for teachers. Without sugar coating it, I will be transparent and say that October is actually my hardest month as a teacher. While simultaneously loving the cooler temps and fun themes, I struggle personally with the heavy burdens of data, testing, parent-teacher conferences, report cards, and oh right, teaching the…
Recently, we have been updating and creating more options for upper grade mathematicians. Grades 3-5 are such a wonderful mix of little and big kids. There is no break on the math content. Each topic becomes increasingly more difficult. For this reason, it is important to give students opportunities to do math stations in the…
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