The Essentials: How to Teach 3rd Grade Math
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3rd Grade Math
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Thinking Critically with Fractions and Number Lines
In my post Squashing Fraction Misconceptions, I talked about the advantage of building number lines with fraction bars. As an extension to that blog post, which you can find
Fly on the Math Teacher’s Wall – Squashing Fraction Misconceptions
Today, I want to discuss the importance of using number lines with students to get them to conceptually understand fractions. Number Lines are such great tools
Properties of Operations: Multiplication
Properties of Operations are those three pesky words that reoccur throughout the common core standards. Some of you may be wondering exactly what they mean.
Fly on a Math Teachers Wall: Place Value
Place Value is such an important topic but many of our students have a difficult time understanding and applying it. Today my focus will be
Hundreds Chart Fun Pack
Check out this 90+ page packet that contains 3 core activities to support number sense of numbers 1 through 1,000. Hundreds Chart Frenzy is
Engaging Hundreds Chart Activities Part 2
This is part 2 of a two part post on Hundred Chart Activities. If you have read part 1 of the post, welcome back. If
Engaging Hundreds Chart Activities
Looking for fun hundreds chart activities? In this blog post I’ll discuss different ways to engage your students in activities using hundreds charts. These charts
Pi Day Resources
It’s Time for Some Pi Recently a colleague asked about various activities that can be used to celebrate Pi Day on March 14th
Rethinking the way we teach Subtraction
Subtraction has always been a topic of interest to me. As a teacher I remember teaching the traditional algorithm like the one in the image
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My goal for you is to make teaching elementary math simply clear AND fun!
Having taught and coached math for over 15 years, I know math can seem intimidating to students and teachers alike.
Here, you will find engaging activities, fun ideas, and meaningful math resources to make your teacher life easier. Together, let’s make math exciting for our students.
Having taught and coached math for over 15 years, I know math can seem intimidating to students and teachers alike.
Here, you will find engaging activities, fun ideas, and meaningful math resources to make your teacher life easier. Together, let’s make math exciting for our students.
