Signs of Dyscalculia: A Screening Checklist for Teachers
Do you have students that struggle in math? Is it a learning disability? Find out the signs of dyscalculia in children in this blog post.
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Fun, Hands On Ways to Teach Equivalent Fractions
Equivalent fractions are fun to teach with these hands-on, engaging lessons involving CHOCOLATE!
Teaching Fractions with 3 Act Math Tasks
A great way to improve your math instruction is by incorporating 3-act tasks. This blog post will show you how!
Teaching Students How to Solve Math Word Problems
Learning how to solve word problems doesn't have to be hard. Check out these tips for teaching students effective problem solving strategies
How to Teach 3rd Grade Division: The Best Way to Build Division Skills
Learning to divide can be tricky for 3rd graders. Here are some ideas and strategies for building a strong understanding of this math concep
10 Amazing Math Manipulatives that Should be in Every Elementary Classroom
Manipulatives are a great way for students to experience math in a concrete way. Here are the best math manipulatives for every classroom.
5 Great Reasons to Use Games in the Classroom
How often do you include games in your lessons? Here are 5 reasons games should be part of your daily math instruction.
Guided Math Workshop Routines & Tips for Getting Started
Thinking about trying guided math workshop? It's a lot easier than you think. Here are the 3 things you need to get started.
Tips For Using Math Anchor Charts in the Classroom
Anchors are an effective and engaging reference tool in the classroom. See some examples and ideas for storing/displaying your anchor charts
Keywords for Math Word Problems: A Bad Strategy?
Should students use keywords to solve word problems? Here are some reasons why not and good strategies to teach them instead.
Tape Diagrams in Math: A Problem Solving Strategy
If your students struggle with word problems, tape diagrams are a great way to visualize math! Find out what they are and how to use them in
Teaching the properties of shapes: The Toothpick Plan
Next week is the big day... formal observation time. Ugh, I just hate this time of year! Not because I question my own teaching skills. It&#
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