
Engaging Intro Activities for the First Week of Math Class
Most traditional icebreakers in math class can feel awkward at best and downright painful at worst. If you’ve ever watched your students groan at the

Most traditional icebreakers in math class can feel awkward at best and downright painful at worst. If you’ve ever watched your students groan at the

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

When it comes to fractions and decimals, I’ve noticed that students’ anxiety levels tend to rise and some of kiddos start feeling overwhelmed. These two

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

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

Do you need an engaging algebraic equations activity to help your middle school math students practice solving one-step equations? Your students will love using the

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,

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

Six Back to School Activities for Middle School Always looking for new getting to know you activities for your middle school math classes? Me too!

I’m sure you use a variety of task card activities and games in your middle school or upper elementary math classroom, but have you ever
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If you’re looking for ideas and resources to help you teach math (and a little ELA), I can help you out!