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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

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

$Use these innovative math units for math fun and excitement this year.$

Math Units: Innovative 6th Grade Curriculum for Teachers

Do you know what one of the most dreadful parts of teaching is? Opening your lesson plan book to plan for the week, month, or

$Use middle schooler's gift for gab to get them excited about math talk this year.$

Math Talk Sparks Success: Middle School Learning in Focus

Whether you are a well-versed teacher or just starting out, you know that middle schoolers love to talk—a lot. Like L O V E to

Maximize learning with a middle school study space for the students in your room this year.

Maximize Learning: How to Design a Middle School Study Space

As young kids, we may not have been in tune with how our environment played a role in our ability to focus and learn. By

$Use these exciting math writing prompts for your middle school crew to get your kiddos thinking about math in creative ways that will not only help them learn key concepts and skills but also get their creativity flowing!$

Exciting Math Writing Prompts for Your Middle School Classroom

Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to kick off the year in your math classroom? Well, the same old math lessons won’t

$Use real world math activities to teach every day math to your middle schoolers as you start back to school this year.$

Real World Math Activities for Your Back to School Lesson Plans

As the start of a new year approaches, we have a million thoughts in our heads! Thoughts from setting up our classrooms to brainstorming how

Use these fun and engaging icebreakers to help middle schoolers make friends in your math classes when school starts.

Engaging Icebreakers to Help Middle Schoolers Make New Friends!

Are you ready to spice up your classroom community builders with a burst of excitement? Whether starting a new year or needing a fun activity,

$Use these math games for teachers to get your year off to an epic start by getting to know your students, playing fun games, and doing some important review activities that are sure to be instant successes in your classroom.$

Math Games for Teachers: Activities for an Epic Start to the Year

Starting a new school year can be hard. You are building relationships with a new set of students while also working to gauge their current

$Take your 7th grade math notes to the next level with Math Wheel Doodle notes. Find out how in this blog post!$

7th Grade Math Magic: Unlocking Potential With Math Wheels

Have you ever wondered what goes on in the minds of 7th graders when it comes to math? Seventh grade is an exciting time filled

$Your 4th graders will love taking math notes with these interactive and creative math wheels.$

Math Wheels: Ultimate Companion For Math Notes in 4th Grade

When I was a student, many of my notes were written out by hand or fill-in-the-blank. My mind would wander a little when taking notes,

Use these order of operations activities in your middle school classroom to help your students grasp these key concepts.

How To Do Order Of Operations: An Extensive Guide For Teachers

As a math teacher, some concepts are easier to teach than others. Teaching students how to do order of operations is one of those concepts

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