Math Professional Development Information
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 units on money and personal financial literacy, so be sure to scroll down for those links, too! 20 Lesson Ideas for Teaching Coins Below, I…
If you are looking for place value lessons and workstations for your guided math block, I have some ideas to share with you! First, we want to start with our main instruction. Whole group math mini-lessons on place value followed up by differentiated small group lessons are available for grades K-4. Place Value Whole Group…
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 on a long list of lesson related items but fail to engage my students in the day to day experiences in my classroom, then I…
Teaching graphs and data can be one of the most fun and relevant concepts for students. This is because we can use our students’ interests and lives for the material we are collecting and graphing. Although teaching about graphing can be extremely fun, finding equally great work stations to help reinforce and extend the learning…
What a whirlwind it has been! I have had the privilege of visiting new schools and conference events every week for the last 5 weeks straight. This morning I am writing to you from the San Antonio airport as I head to Missouri! I love meeting teachers from all over the U.S. It’s incredible how…
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