
How to Find GCF and Spending Time in Middle School Math
GCF (greatest common factor) and spending ‘too much time’ on math topics. These are the middle school math ideas I’m thinking about today. There were
GCF (greatest common factor) and spending ‘too much time’ on math topics. These are the middle school math ideas I’m thinking about today. There were
Reviewing the Standards and Teaching Fractions with Models Welcome to Week 2 of the teaching fractions series. Last week, we talked about basic meanings, a
Graphing Functions Practice with Footloose Task Cards (free download) This Graphing Linear Functions post is from my old blog, written in May, 2015, but updated
Pi Day Ideas for Middle School Math March 14, also known as Pi Day, is always celebrated in so many ways!Do you have exciting plans
Note-Taking in Upper Elementary and Middle School How much do your math and ELA students love taking notes?! What’s your favorite method for taking notes
Emergency sub plans for middle school math! Do you have emergency sub plans? Will you need them? Chances are good that you WILL need them! Your
For most middle school math teachers, standardized testing time is probably NOT a favorite time of year. And the test prep weeks leading up to
TIPS TO DEVELOP PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS AND MATH COMMUNICATION Do your middle school math students need to improve their problem solving skills? Do they get
You’ve only got a week or so with your middle school math students before the winter break begins….and schedule changes mean you’ll miss a couple
5 Tips to Help Middle School Math Students The math homework dilemma – to give or not to give (IF you have the option in
A Fun Way to Check Multiplication Problems How often have you gone to a conference and been super excited by what a speaker shared? Has
Using Your Time Efficiently for an Effective Math Class Having the perfectly-run, efficient and effective math class….that’s been my goal, year after year. Somehow, in
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I’ve been creating resources for teachers since 2012 and have worked in the elearning industry for about five years as well!
If you’re looking for ideas and resources to help you teach math (and a little ELA), I can help you out!
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