On Monday my students will take the MAPs math assessment. We’re in our fourth year of using this assessment as a district. I actually look forward to taking this assessment in winter and spring. We take it in the fall too,…
Math homework doesn’t have to be a worksheet! Thanks to my colleague, Jessica Marchant, who introduced me to her version of math homework this year, my students and parents have come to enjoy math homework in a new, engaging, and non-family-time-intrusive…
I recently finished my AVMR 2 math training. We were trained last year in AVMR 1. If you ever get a chance to attend the training, I highly recommend it! The training gave me a better understanding of how children learn…
Looking for a unique way to count up to the 100th day of school? Build a puzzle! Directions: Assemble the puzzle on a piece of cardboard. Use another piece of cardboard to flip the puzzle over. Number each piece from…
Whole Class or Workshop Approach? I vacillate between the two. To be honest, the best set up for my teaching style (and most of the classes I’ve taught) is a combination approach. September is a great time of year to remain in whole-class-mode…
Looking for graphing ideas, lessons, and activities? This page highlights three for you. Graph of the Day or Week: I’ve created an e-book of sorts that explains this activity. View or Download Graph of the Week or Day Printables Spin,…
THIS post was last updated on: 8.21.22 It has been my pleasure providing so many teachers with [free] updated Calendar Math files for so many years. In truth, I have not had the opportunity to use the files for the…
