
Activities for Helping Your Students Master Multi-Step Equations
When teaching multi-step equations in middle school, it’s easy to see why your students might feel overwhelmed. With distributing, combining like terms, moving variables to

When teaching multi-step equations in middle school, it’s easy to see why your students might feel overwhelmed. With distributing, combining like terms, moving variables to

Addition with regrouping can seem pretty straightforward to us as teachers. Add the ones, regroup if needed, move to the tens, and keep going. For

Some math topics can feel daunting before you ever start teaching them. Long division can definitely be one of them. Students have to keep track

Have you ever watched your students work through a multi-digit multiplication problem and wondered where things started to fall apart? They may know their multiplication

I remember those October math classes when my students were already thinking about costumes, candy, and Halloween plans. Their excitement grew as Halloween got closer,

Your students can plot (ā3, 5) without accidentally landing in the wrong quadrant. Success! But graphing on the coordinate plane doesnāt stop once students can

Have you ever started teaching coordinate planes and thought your students had it after the first few examples? They can tell you that x comes

Have you ever introduced absolute value only to have your students immediately announce, “You just make the number positive!”? At first, it might seem like

Have you ever looked around your classroom while your students were taking math notes and realized that everyone was having a completely different experience? One

Teaching 2nd grade math is such a fun stage because your students are ready to move beyond simply finding the right answer. They’re beginning to

One of the quickest ways for me to see how the rest of the class would go was in the first few minutes after my

When most of us think about summer school lesson plans, we immediately think about remediation, review packets, and trying to squeeze an entire year’s worth
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