Math Professional Development Information
Teaching measurement can actually be a nice break from algorithms for both student and teacher! Measurement tends to be a concept with a fairly even playing field. Our spatially challenged students will be put to the test when lining up those non-standard measurement tools, but we welcome the change of pace and new opportunities. In…
I personally enjoy teaching students the skill of telling time, because it is one of the milestones that students get excited about. Or at least it was! Sadly, the thrill of wearing a watch isn’t what it used to be! Smart phones and velcro have created a world of convenience am I right? 😉 Kidding!…
Graphs are commonly referred to as charts and are usually data which can be represented by symbols. In a world of info-graphics and constant data overload, graphing is not only necessary, but essential! Whether you work with young children or intermediate kids, this post has 20 ways to teach important graphing concepts! Surveys and Bar Graphs If…
In this blog post we will uncover best practices for the teacher table or small group time during guided math! You’ll read what the research suggests as well as teacher to teacher tips on what makes the biggest impact during those precious minutes at the teacher table! Meet me at the teacher table! Active Learning When…
Don’t you just love a fresh start?! I am in Virginia with JG Brumfield Elementary helping to kick off the second half of the year with some demo guided math lessons across the grade levels! SO FUN! I wanted to be sure to touch base with you and give you some January resources that…
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