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$This round up of fractions, decimals and percents resources will help you teach these concepts with ease in your middle school math classroom! Math activities like color by code, math wheels and Footloose will help your students learn all about fractions, decimals and percents.$

All the Best Fractions, Decimals, and Percents Resources in One Place

If you’ve been working hard teaching converting fractions to decimals, your students are probably really starting to get the hang of it! But, if your

$Wondering how to teach converting fractions to decimals? If so, this is the post for you! I take you through how to teach this important math skill plus share some ideas for converting fractions to decimals resources!$

How to Teach Converting Fractions to Decimals

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

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

$If you are thinking about using math wheels and interactive notebooks as note-taking strategies in your math classroom, then you may want to consider the pros and cons! In this post, I take you through the pros and cons of each of these great note-taking strategies, so you can decide what to use in your classroom!$

Effective Note-Taking Strategies to Use in the Math Classroom

There’s been a shift towards making note-taking more interactive by moving away from those endless pages of notes. I’m thrilled about this change because traditional

Wheel organizers are an excellent way to enhance students learning whether you use them for math skills, icebreakers at the beginning of the year or even as literacy activities! This post includes a roundup of all the ways to use them in your middle school classroom!

Doodle Wheel Organizers: Everything You Need to Know

One of my favorite resources to use in my classroom is doodle wheel organizers. I’ve discovered many fun and effective ways to incorporate these wheel

$Teach your students how to combine like terms with these fun activities you can put into practice in your classroom today.$

Tips and Activities to Teach How to Combine Like Terms

I love teaching students how to combine like terms. Why? Because combining like terms is one of those math skills that makes the rest of

$Get all of your math wheel questions answered here with fun and easy tips to get you started using these incredible resources in your classroom today.$

Math Wheel Questions Answered to Help You Get Started

You know I love using math wheels as a tool in my classroom. And. . . I’ve gotten great feedback from lots of you about

$Help your 3rd grade math students master key concepts and learn important note-taking skills in the process.$

Master 3rd Grade Math Concepts and More With Math Wheels

As students enter third grade, they make a transition that includes learning how to learn. They are no longer considered “primary” students and the rigor

$Use these helpful tips and tricks to tell if executive function skills impact math performance in your classroom this year.$

How To Tell If Executive Function Skills Impact Math Performance

Throughout my years of teaching, especially in math, I’ve seen my share of students struggling. We want our students to be challenged but within reason.

$Conquer the fraction division challenge with these easy to implement and fun to complete strategies you can use in your classroom today.$

Conquering the Fraction Division Challenge

I love it when my students struggle! OK – before you think I am a cold-hearted teacher I’m not talking about that kind of struggle.

$Use interactive and colorful math anchor charts like these to help teach key math concepts in your classroom this year.$

Using Math Anchor Charts and Bulletin Boards to Empower Students

In the bustling world of teaching, I often marvel at the dedication of educators who draw detailed anchor charts. I admit I’ve fallen down the

$Teach your 6th graders about algebraic expressions with this exciting and creative math wheel activity.$

How to Teach 6th Graders Algebraic Expressions with Math Wheels

Teaching algebraic expressions to middle schoolers has been a journey. One thing that stood out was the jungle of vocabulary words. It’s easy for students

Math Wheels for Note-taking?