Math Professional Development Information
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…
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…
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