Looking for a quick, easy tried and true differentiation strategy for improving your students’ math computation skills? Look no further – a simple sheet of graph paper can improve students’ math arithmetic skills for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division! – And fractions, decimals, equations, and pretty much any other type
Inside: Create student leaders and develop leadership skills with these leadership resources. They’re engaging and enjoyable for students, yet easy for teachers. Creating Student Leaders doesn’t have to be difficult! In fact, I’m here to make sure it’s easy for you as a teacher, yet engaging and fun for students.
Teaching Money Skills – Part 1 Students must learn how to count money. It’s a basic life skill that every student needs for independence. Teaching money skills doesn’t have to be tough! Good scaffolding and outside the box strategies to the rescue! Skip counting and working with coins can be easily
Provide your students with the tools to solve addition and subtraction word problems with this easy-to-use CUBES word problem strategy! This strategy works because students are given a solid, concrete method to organize information. Math word problems are always a bug-a-boo to teach – but they don’t have to be
Inside: Read this article for tips about teacher binder organization and get some teacher binder ideas for this school year. How often do you find yourself sitting in a meeting, caught without some essential piece of information that you need? I really hate that feeling of needing specific information –
Inside: Here’s a step-by-step guide for teaching students to identify textual evidence and support answers to text-based questions with text evidence from passages. Do you have as much trouble as I do getting students to look back in the reading and find answers from the text? In order to
Inside: Students love this memorable area of a triangle foldable activity for student interactive notebooks. Your students are sure to remember this area of a triangle lesson with its silly, funny, and memorable love story! Teaching the area of a triangle isn’t the most exciting lesson in the world, but
Inside: Trying to keep your students engaged and motivated for learning during Halloween and fall? You’ll love these simple, easy to implement tips and strategies. Ready to take advantage of students’ Halloween excitement and motivation – and direct that energy towards math and academics? So am I! The best part
