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These 15 Math Game Shows for 5th graders will help you work with your standards while engaging and energizing your students. If you teach math in 5th grade, you know that there are a lot of standards that you need to cover to make sure your students are ready to
Here’s an equation for you… ES + x – y + 5(z)= A Great Day in Elementary Math If the ES=Elementary Students, what do you think the ‘x’ and ‘y’ and ‘z’ represent? Maybe… Elementary Students + Coffee – A Broken Copier + 5 Classroom Associates = A Great Day
Bring peace to your day with these math center ideas for upper elementary. Take a moment to imagine the perfect moment in your math class. Live in that moment. Let your mind work its way around your classroom and observe your students. First, you see yourself. You are working with
Math review can get a little boring, but these digital puzzles can help. Awesome for in-person or digital learning, these interactive math review puzzles are self-checking and perfect for centers or individual work. Puzzles provide the ultimate learning experience. They require problem-solving and focus, and when they are combined with
Teaching measurement has never been more fun when you use these 2 review activities and 8 real-world, project-based challenges with your upper elementary or middle school students. Teaching Measurement Whether you’re cooking, building, or running, measurements are an integral part of your life which makes teaching measurement in upper elementary
Teaching fractions just got a whole lot more exciting with these three fraction challenges for students. Rather than teaching fractions in worksheets or on the whiteboard, use some of these challenges to get students to use and model fractions in creative ways. In the Find a Fraction Challenge students will
Task cards remind me a lot of cards from the board game Trivial Pursuit. Each card has a task or question on it, and the task cards can be used in a variety of ways. Let’s be honest, if you have been teaching elementary school for a while, you are
Now, maybe I’m dating myself here, but do you remember the old days when practicing math facts was all about the teacher holding up flashcards and doing daily timed worksheets (sometimes on colored paper!)? Some of us look back on those days and appreciate the simplicity of the redundant exercises.
There are few certainties in the world these days, but one thing I know for sure is that if you teach upper-elementary math, you are going to be teaching place value this year and you are going to need place value resources. I also know that if you teach 5th
What is greater than ‘done-for-you’ math warm ups? ‘Done-for-you’ math warm ups designed to implement immediately in your classroom for the WHOLE YEAR. When I started creating resources for other teachers in my content area, I knew that to be really helpful, I would need to look at teacher pain
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