5 Fail-Proof Activities for Creating a Line Plot
Elementary school teachers are always looking for fail-proof ways to teach their students about new concepts and skills. In order to keep students’ attention, your
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Active Learning Opportunities for Creating a Pictograph in 2nd Grade
Second grade teachers are always looking for active learning opportunities to make their math lessons more engaging and hands-on for their students. When teaching the
Simple and Straightforward Ways to Teach Parts of Bar Graphs in 2nd Grade
As a 2nd grade teacher, one important mathematical standard you will teach your students is graphs and data representation. One of the most commonly used
8 Exciting Basketball Games for Math
If you didn’t know this about me, I absolutely love sports! March is one of my favorite times of year because of the big college
Engaging Basketball Activities for Place Value
Every March, I like to incorporate fun basketball math games into my lessons in the spirit of the big basketball tournament. I like to host
4 Effortless Activities for Showing Fractions on a Number Line
Teaching fractions in the primary grades can be quite the challenge. Oftentimes, students don’t recognize fractions as numbers. Instead, they view them as symbols learned
3 Practical Activities to Make Teaching Numerator and Denominator Less Tricky
When teaching students about fractions, the concept of numerator and denominator can be tricky for them to grasp. However, it’s essential that students understand these
Teacher-Tested Strategies for Introducing Equal and Unequal Parts to Primary Students
The concept of fractions and equal and unequal parts is a key skill that students learn and build upon from 1st grade on up. The
Unlocking the Power of the CPA Approach in Mathematics: A Simple Guide to Math Mastery
What is the CPA approach in mathematics? If this is your first time hearing this term, you’re probably thinking it has something to do with
6 Fun Addition with Regrouping Activities That Follow the CPA Approach for Teaching Math
Do you use the CPA approach when teaching mathematical concepts? And no, I’m not talking about accounting or taxes! The CPA approach is a research-based
