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$Conquer the fraction division challenge with these easy to implement and fun to complete strategies you can use in your classroom today.$

Conquering the Fraction Division Challenge

I love it when my students struggle! OK – before you think I am a cold-hearted teacher I’m not talking about that kind of struggle.

$Use interactive and colorful math anchor charts like these to help teach key math concepts in your classroom this year.$

Using Math Anchor Charts and Bulletin Boards to Empower Students

In the bustling world of teaching, I often marvel at the dedication of educators who draw detailed anchor charts. I admit I’ve fallen down the

$Teach your 6th graders about algebraic expressions with this exciting and creative math wheel activity.$

How to Teach 6th Graders Algebraic Expressions with Math Wheels

Teaching algebraic expressions to middle schoolers has been a journey. One thing that stood out was the jungle of vocabulary words. It’s easy for students

Teaching area of quadrilaterals and triangles is fun and easy for your students with these exciting math wheels they can use to take notes, practice, and really learn the concept of area.

How to Teach Area of Quadrilaterals and Triangles in the Upper Elementary Classroom

Are your students finding themselves in a maze of confusion when trying to find the area of quadrilaterals and triangles? I’ve got an exciting and

$Get your middle school students excited about learning the types of triangles with these colorful math wheel notes.$

Teaching the Types of Triangles with Math Wheel Magic!

Have you noticed how triangles can be a bit of a math maze for our students? I mean, equilateral, isosceles, scalene – it’s like they’ve

$Get your students excited to master ratios with guided notes math wheels like these.$

Tips for Teaching Ratios and Rates in 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Math

Are your students hitting a bit of a roadblock when it comes to wrapping their heads around ratios and rates? Need a fun and colorful

$Math task card activities are a great resource to use in your middle school classroom with these helpful tips and fun ideas to get your students excited about practicing key math skills.$

10 Innovative Ways to Use Middle School Math Task Card Activities

Looking for some fresh, fun, and engaging activities to use in your math classroom? How about some ideas that don’t require hours of prepping? If

$Believe it or not picture books are a great way to get your students excited about math. Use these tips and book recommendations to bring the magic of picture books to your middle school math classroom.$

The Enduring Magic of Picture Books in Middle School Math

Ever notice that awesome moment when you whip out picture books in a room full of middle schoolers? Suddenly, it’s like a switch flips. Eyes

$Use these amazing techniques to incorporation meditation in math to help your student approach math class with less stress and enxiety.$

Meditation in Math: Powerful Stress Reduction for Middle School

We all know that middle school math can sometimes feel like navigating a maze —students and teachers alike. The struggle is real, especially when it

Use the power of truth or dare to engage your students in a review game featuring ELA concepts in a fun way they will love.

ELA Review Game: Unveiling the Power of Truth or Dare

If you’re an ELA teacher like I have been, you understand the importance of keeping your middle school or upper elementary students actively engaged. From

tap into the potential of ELA wheels and doodle notes when teaching grammar instruction in your classroom this year.

Grammar Instruction: the Potential of ELA Wheels / Doodle Notes

Grammar instruction is a crucial part of language learning. Let’s be honest, it can be a bit of a struggle for many students. Those grammar

Unlock the power of doodle wheel notes with these fun figurative language doodle wheels your students will love.

Figurative Language Doodle Wheels: Unlocking Literary Magic

Do your students struggle with figurative language? If you answered ‘yes’, you are not alone. While some figurative language elements are pretty easy to pick

Math Wheels for Note-taking?