Looking for extra practice with solving equations for your pre-algebra or algebra students this summer? This set of silly summer riddles is a great way to get in targeted review of solving 1-step, 2-step and multi-step equations. One of the biggest skills students learn as they prepare for and take algebra is solving equations. In other words, find the value of a variable that makes the equations true. When students first begin, I often see Keep Reading...
January 2022 Problem of the Day Calendars {FREE}
Looking for a quick and easy way to review math skills? Try this set of FREE January 2022 problem of the day calendars! 3 versions for grades K-8. Are you excited for the new year? I am so ready to start fresh and jump in feet first. I absolutely LOVE January and the start of all things new (and it doesn't hurt that it's my birthday, too!). If you're excited to try a new daily math approach this January, you've come to the right place. This Keep Reading...
Here’s a Quick and Fun Way to Practice Math Facts
Looking for easy ways to review those tricky math facts without ending in tears? Use this simple, low-prep game to practice math facts with kids of any age and stage! Are you constantly fighting negative attitudes or tears when it comes time to practice math facts? Whether you are a homeschooling parent, or helping your child with their homework, there are inevitably times when your child is reluctant. Or maybe you face this every single day. Keep Reading...
{FREE} Christmas Multiplication Practice for Kids
Grab these cute and free Christmas Multiplication Practice pages to give your kids low-prep practice with the harder multiplication facts before Christmas break! Looking for some easy ways to help your kids review and practice their multiplication facts in those chaotic days before the Christmas break? Look no further! This set of practice pages include low-prep independent practice, a Christmas multiplication coloring page and fun and visual Keep Reading...
STEM Challenge Reflection Pages for Kids {FREE}
Looking for a simple reflection page you can use with any STEM challenge? This free download is ready to go, with 2 STEM challenge reflection pages. Then use these pages each and every STEM day. Do you have regular (or semi-regular) STEM challenge days in your classroom? Incorporating different aspects of STEM education is beneficial and important for so many reasons. STEM challenges teach creative problem solving skills and help kids see the Keep Reading...
Fall Multiplication Games | Low-prep and FREE
Looking for some cute and easy ways to weave in more multiplication practice this fall? This free printable set of fall multiplication games is a fun way to practice the tricky multiplication facts. Sometimes when I see a set of clipart or graphics, I just know I need to create something with it. This adorable set of autumn clips and colors was one of those sets. And since I am constantly getting requests for ideas and low-prep ways to Keep Reading...
Math Mindset Reflection Pages {FREE}
Do your kids struggle with math? Are they convinced they can't do it? Use these simple math mindset reflection pages to capture their thoughts and attitudes at the beginning of the year. Then see how they grow by the end of the year. If you teach little ones, hopefully the beginning of the year is full of excitement, wonder and possibility about the year ahead. But if you teach older kids, especially those who have struggled with math in the Keep Reading...
{FREE} Middle School Back to School Math Challenge
Looking for a unique middle school back to school math activity to engage your students? This challenge can be easily adapted for kids in grades 6-8 or even high school and makes a great 'math about me' activity. When it comes to the first days of school, I don't like to waste time on non-math things. But those first few days are so important for establishing community, setting expectations and helping your students to envision what math class Keep Reading...
Math About Me: By the Numbers
Find a simple and low-prep way to ease your students back into a math routine with this "math about me" challenge for kids. There are 3 different levels, making it easy to find the right fit for your kids in grades 2-6! Although the first few days of school have to include things like procedures, schedules, and learning routines and expectations, you should also try to fit in time for fun. Setting the tone for your year and helping establish Keep Reading...
My Favorite Math Professional Development Books
Looking to grow and learn as a math educator? Check out my favorite math professional development books to learn research-based strategies and set yourself & students up for success. One of my favorite ways to spend my summer break is by reading math professional development books about the best teaching strategies and research-based practices. You're probably thinking, "Seriously?! That's how you like to spend your summer??" Well, I am a Keep Reading...
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