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There you are, sitting at a staff meeting. Bored already. You glance at the teacher beside you and notice she has the most inspiring and attractive notebook. With colored Flair pens. Your teacher heart skips a beat. Love. Envy. You look down at your own notebook – the one you got at the back-to-school sale for 10¢. The bent cover….
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You’ll absolutely LOVE these differentiated long division worksheets. They use a visual method of teaching long division that helps students learn so much more easily. Best of all, you can try this strategy out for FREE! Teachers love that this simple strategy supports each student’s needs, so it’s easy to individualize. Long Division and Student Struggles Long division is pretty rough…
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Inside: Check out this visual method of teaching 2-digit multiplication to students. These unique strategies for multi-digit multiplication use visual shapes, colors, and graph paper to guide student learning. I absolutely LOVE this differentiated visual method of teaching 2-digit x 2-digit multiplication. This strategy helps students learn quicker, easier, and without so much fuss! And you can try it out…
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Keep your class calm before the holidays with these tips for Surviving Christmas in the Classroom – plus a Christmas Math FREEBIE!
Inside: Thinking of the new school year doesn’t have to be overwhelming and stressful. Follow these painless strategies to feel prepared and relaxed as you think about the new school year. With just a little bit of planning and forethought, you can be ready for the new school year while still enjoying your summer break. Yes, it’s true! No stress –…
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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 of math you can think of! ((Keep reading – there’s…
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