4 Activities for Teaching Area and Perimeter Concepts With Ease
If you’ve ever taught area and perimeter, you know how easily our students mix them up. One moment, they’re confidently adding up all the sides
Developing Strong Math Language Skills
Have you ever noticed how some students seem to hit a wall when it comes to solving word problems or translating a table into an
How to Teach Mean, Median, Mode, and Range in Middle School
Teaching middle schoolers how to find the mean, median, mode, and range is an important part of building their math skills. I’ve found that it’s
How to Use Math Small Groups in Middle School
Math small groups are one of my favorite and most effective classroom components. These little sessions are the key to keeping the math mojo alive
How to Teach Real Life Math Problem Solving Activities
Growing up, I vividly recall a moment when a classmate questioned our teacher about the relevance of a math concept. You know the questions he
Benefits of Math Centers: Fostering Growth in Middle School
In a previous post, Math Centers in Middle School, we took an exciting plunge into the world of using math centers in the middle school
How To Do Order Of Operations: An Extensive Guide For Teachers
As a math teacher, some concepts are easier to teach than others. Teaching students how to do order of operations is one of those concepts
Five Reasons to Use Mixed Math Practice
Do you use mixed math practice regularly in your math classes? I know time is of the essence in trying to get through all of
New Year Activities for Middle School Math
Time to ring in the New Year with some engaging new year activities for middle school math! How do you approach the New Year in
Engaging Fraction Games and Activities Your Students Will Love
Ready for some engaging fraction games and activities to help upper elementary and middle school math students master those fraction concepts? In my last fraction post,
Quick and Easy Card Game for Adding Fractions
Students often need extra practice with adding fractions, especially when they aren’t technically learning about it anymore. Those fractions pop up in so many situations! A
Using Doodle Wheel Graphic Organizers for Math and ELA
Note-Taking in Upper Elementary and Middle School How much do your math and ELA students love taking notes?! I’m guessing it is not their favorite
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