
Graphing on the Coordinate Plane: Moving Beyond Ordered Pairs
Your students can plot (−3, 5) without accidentally landing in the wrong quadrant. Success! But graphing on the coordinate plane doesn’t stop once students can

Your students can plot (−3, 5) without accidentally landing in the wrong quadrant. Success! But graphing on the coordinate plane doesn’t stop once students can

Have you ever started teaching coordinate planes and thought your students had it after the first few examples? They can tell you that x comes

Have you ever looked around your classroom while your students were taking math notes and realized that everyone was having a completely different experience? One

Teaching 2nd grade math is such a fun stage because your students are ready to move beyond simply finding the right answer. They’re beginning to

When most of us think about summer school lesson plans, we immediately think about remediation, review packets, and trying to squeeze an entire year’s worth

I remember looking around my classroom during a math lesson and realizing my English language learners were trying to juggle way too much at once.

Have you ever had the moment when your students could find the mean, but then everything after falls apart? You might be watching your students

If you’ve ever graded a math assignment and noticed your students calculating the perimeter when the question clearly asked for area, you know how frustrating

I can still remember those nights when I would look at my pacing guide and realize my ratios unit was coming up next. My computer

If you’ve ever taught inequalities, you know how important it is to mix clear explanations with plenty of practice. From helping your students understand what

Teaching proportional relationships can feel tricky for our seventh graders. That’s where the constant of proportionality comes in. This concept gives our students the key

If there’s one shape that always grabs our students’ attention in geometry, it’s circles. Maybe it’s because they’re everywhere – from wheels and pizzas, to
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