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Do you ever feel like your math block starts a little… sluggish? Like your students need a brain boost before diving into a lesson? Been there. That’s exactly why I’m sharing one of my go-to, no prep math warm-ups that’s easy to implement and super engaging. It’s called Number Webs,
Word problems… they can be a nightmare for students and teachers alike. Teaching students how to analyze word problems, determine which information is needed to solve, what operation is being used, and then actually solve the problem is no easy feat. But I’m here to make it easier (and less
Geometry is one of my favorite subjects to teach young students because there are so many hands-on ways to explore them. Just think… shapes are all around us! This gives us a ton of real-world ways to explore shapes and learn about them. In 1st grade, students are introduced to
Word problems can be challenging for young learners. Did you know that by the end of 2nd grade, those students are exposed to 11 different word problem types? In this blog post, we’ll explore the various types of word problems students encounter with addition and subtraction, why these problem types
Math should be fun, not stressful. Ditch the timed math fact tests and replace them with math games that will help your students learn and retain information more effectively.
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