Engaging Resources for Busy Teachers
Math Facts In order for students to succeed at higher-level math, they must first develop a strong foundation of understanding. Mastering basic math facts is a critical component of this. One way to help students understand math facts is by showing the relationships between… [read more]
Are you looking for an engaging way to integrate more technology into your classroom? Has your school gone 1:1? Are you curious about going digital in your classroom? Would you like to try an interactive lesson for Google Drive™? If so, wonderful! I have a… [read more]
Thanksgiving is only 2 weeks away. I am looking forward to spending the day with my big extended family. This summer we moved back to MN so we could be closer to our family, so we are really looking forward to this holiday season. Today… [read more]
It’s October and Fire Safety Awareness time. This FREE dot marker activity gives students a chance to “Stamp Out the Fire” as they learn about shapes. Download this FREE Dot Marker Shape Activity
Happy Fourth of July! Summer is officially in full swing. Our family is in the middle of a big move. We are thankful that we get to spend this holiday weekend with good friends and family that we haven’t seen in years. We are… [read more]
Winter Counting Coins – Pennies, Nickels, and Dimes Do your students need a little extra practice with counting coins? This winter-themed activity focuses on counting pennies, nickels, and dimes. There are 15 printable activity pages, organized into 3 different types of activities: Counting Coins Activity… [read more]
This week, I am celebrating a Big Milestone! To kick off the celebration, I created a new Number Sequencing Activity that I am offering as a FREEBIE through November 7th. This “cool” freebie includes 3 sets of number cards with a fun winter theme. There… [read more]
Have you tried using clip cards yet? Clip card centers are quick and easy to set up. Simply print and laminate the pages, cut apart the cards, and provide students with a set of clips. Students clip the correct answers. Use regular clothespins, chip-bag clips, or even… [read more]