Math Professional Development Information
When doing workstations for math, interactive notebooks have been a staple for six years. In this post, we will answer the question, Should I use Math Journals or Numbers Notebook? Benefits of Interactive Notebooks for Math When completing a math journal or numbers notebook prompt, many things are happening simultaneously: students are putting their math…
Through the years I have tried many ways of running guided reading workstations. The workshop time is always a student favorite, but I found a way to make it my favorite time as well. I was spinning my wheels to keep up with changing out all of the stations each week until I landed on…
Math menus or math choice boards are a popular way to track student processes during math workstations. One of the two main management systems for running math workstations, or guided math, utilizes math menus. In this post, we will explore this self-pacing management system. Math Menus During the portion of guided math where the teacher…
A long-standing fan-favorite workstation of the primary grades during literacy has always been write the room. The students love the ability to work while moving around the room on the hunt for their next activity card. Teachers love the engagement and the interest a write the room activity brings to the content. For these reasons,…
Using guided reading timers for your rotations or workstations creates an organized and focused management system. Students learn the consistent routine and understand their role within the system. WHY USE TIMERS? The clean and cheerful visuals bring clarity to what each student should be doing during workstations whether you choose to have two rotations, six, or even…
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