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Fraction War: A Fraction Card Game Your Students Will Love

Easy-prep Fraction Card Game to Practice Comparing Fractions Some students finally got to play ‘Fraction War’ today! This is an easy-prep, easy-to-play fraction card game

Teaching Fraction, Decimal, Percent Conversions Math Wheel

What approach do you use for teaching fraction, decimal, percent conversions? I’ve found that one of the best ways to teach these concepts is to

How To Foster a Positive Math Mindset

Six Strategies to Foster a Positive Math Mindset How often have you started your year with students who have a negative math mindset? They say

WHY NOT the Butterfly Method When Adding and Subtracting Fractions?

The “butterfly method” for comparing, adding, and subtracting fractions – WHY are teachers teaching this? Although it seems like a fun, easy way to add

Focus & Fun with the Array Game, Using Polyhedral Dice

Have you used the array game with your math students? It’s a great game for reviewing multiplication with a twist of critical thinking and problem

Metric Conversions Activity for 5th and 6th Grades

I’ve got a metric conversions matching activity for you to use with your upper elementary or middle school math students! After measuring

$Have you noticed some of your middle school students experiencing math anxiety? If so, you are not alone! In this post, I take you through different ways you can tackle math anxiety experienced by our students, so they can begin enjoying class and excelling in math!$

How to Tackle Math Anxiety Experienced by Our Students

Let’s talk about something many of us have experienced but might not always know how to tackle: math anxiety. It’s more common than some may

These 7 ways to practice multiplication facts are perfect for engaging your middle school students! Find out how to incorporate games, resources and websites into your multiplication facts practice!

7 Ways to Practice Multiplication Facts in Middle School

One thing I quickly noticed when I started teaching was that my students arrived with varying levels of readiness. Some were ready to rock and

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

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