
How to Make Grammar Review Actually Fun (Yes, It’s Possible!)
If your students groan the second you say “grammar review,” you’re not alone. Grammar tends to get a bad rap, but it doesn’t have to

If your students groan the second you say “grammar review,” you’re not alone. Grammar tends to get a bad rap, but it doesn’t have to

When your students first start working with algebraic expressions, one of the biggest challenges isn’t solving the problems. It’s understanding the math vocab they need

Keeping your students engaged and helping them take ownership of their learning can be a challenge. Self-checking activities make that challenge easier. These activities provide

Teaching geometry was one of my favorite 6th grade units because it blends logic, creativity, and real-world applications. Something was exciting about seeing my students

One of my favorite ways to make math practice more exciting for my students is by turning it into a game. We know our students

If you’ve ever wondered how to make math lessons more exciting for your kids at home, you’re not alone! As a homeschool parent, you know

One of the biggest stressors for me in the classroom was coming up with solid early finisher activities. Early in my teaching career, I was

Fractions can be one of the most challenging topics to teach, especially when you’re guiding your child through them at home. It’s easy to feel

Every time a holiday rolls around, I can feel a shift in my students’ energy levels. They get so excited about the festivities that keeping

One thing I quickly noticed when I started teaching was that my students arrived with varying levels of readiness. Some were ready to rock and

One of the trickiest math concepts I remember learning growing up was probability. Now, as a teacher, I find it just as tricky to teach.

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
Welcome to Cognitive Cardio Math! I’m Ellie, a wife, mom, grandma, and dog ‘mom,’ and I’ve spent just about my whole life in school! With nearly 30 years in education, I’ve taught:
I’ve been creating resources for teachers since 2012 and have worked in the elearning industry for about five years as well!
If you’re looking for ideas and resources to help you teach math (and a little ELA), I can help you out!