How to Make Translating Phrases and Expressions Easier for Students
When your students first begin translating phrases and expressions, it’s common for them to feel unsure about what the words really mean. Phrases like “less
How to Teach Exponents With Step-by-Step Examples
If you’re getting ready to teach exponents, you might be looking for a simple way to introduce the concept and help your students avoid common
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
Round Up of Interactive Middle School Math Games
In my classroom, I love finding ways to make math more engaging. One of my favorite strategies is incorporating games and hands-on activities. Our middle
Daily Math Activities to Incorporate and Retain More Math Concepts
You know what I love doing every day? Sneaking in some math-related fun! Now, you might say, “Well, of course, you’re a math teacher!” Sure,
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
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
Math Talk Sparks Success: Middle School Learning in Focus
Whether you are a well-versed teacher or just starting out, you know that middle schoolers love to talk—a lot. Like L O V E to
Real World Math Activities for Your Back to School Lesson Plans
As the start of a new year approaches, we have a million thoughts in our heads! Thoughts from setting up our classrooms to brainstorming how
Math Wheels: Ultimate Companion For Math Notes in 4th Grade
When I was a student, many of my notes were written out by hand or fill-in-the-blank. My mind would wander a little when taking notes,
Exploring Triangles and the Triangle Inequality Theorem
Exploring Triangles and the Triangle Inequality Theorem Do your 6th grade math students understand the Triangle Inequality Theorem? Do they know what that is? Mine
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