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Visualize Student Engagement and Comprehension through “Noodling”
When Shannon asked, however; the first thing that came to mind that was worthy of sharing on her blog was information about “Noodling.” Wait! What? Now, for you Southerners, it’s not grabbing a catfish with your hands (and yes, everyone else, that’s a real thing).
Calling all Eureka Math/Engage New York Users!
If you use Eureka Math/Engage New York and haven't seen these two amazing (FREE!) resources, you are missing out! Zearn Math Zearn Math is a online math program centered around helping to "fix K-8 math education" by providing individualized learning and focusing on...
Multiplication Tetris!
Math facts practice should involve more than just speed and memorization. This low-prep, kid-approved game does help students practice their math facts, but it will also help them develop an understanding of how multiplication works too! The game is...Multiplication...
Instant Feedback in the Classroom with Plickers!
What if you had a tool that would let you scan your classroom and get immediate feedback about whether or not students understand the concept?
2018 Update! ESGI: Assessment Made Easy!
Do you ever wish you had more time?? How does 400 hours sound?? We are thrilled to partner with a company that wants to help you reclaim your time by simplifying the assessment process! Early childhood teachers have historically struggled to find an efficient way to...
Deck o’ Dots: Resources
Differentiation should be invisible in the classroom. Deck o’ Dots allows for that seamless differentiation both in color of cards used or game board you use.
Division Strategies
Approaching a division problem in a way other than the traditional method allows the child to use his or her number sense and really understand the parts that go into those numbers.
Start at the End: Backwards Design
Usually the beginning is a good place to start, but not necessarily when lesson planning!
Ever wish you had a common language for problem solving?
The residents of Mathville help 1-5 grade students build a solid foundation of problem solving strategies.