Math Professional Development Information
Teaching fads have come and gone over the years, but there are some practices I have continued to do that have withstood the test of time. These mainstays of the classroom have had to be updated through the years to meet the growing and changing demands over time, but nevertheless, they remain highly effective. In…
This blog post will be a springboard (I am punning hard in hopes of warmer temps) to all things March in the classroom. Many of the March materials I am sharing have dedicated blog posts. Those links will be provided within this post. Some March topics are new so stick around and find just what…
This year we have learned how to look at the school day and routine unconventionally. Many of us have had multiple ‘first days of school’ bouncing from face-to-face to remote, both, and back again. Although it isn’t the FIRST first week, this First Week Favorites Unit is meant to take care of a start fresh school…
In the elementary classroom, reading and math are king. Have you noticed though that when asking students what they loved most about the school year, they tend to remember that cool science experiment or fun theme that permeated through the subject areas? In this post, we will address meeting standards through science and social studies…
The first week of school is like no other time in the year. It’s a fresh new start with a brand-new group. It’s a time for setting expectations and routines. It’s also a time when our schedule is still getting set so we find ourselves with odd amounts of time within the day to fill….
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