Pumpkin Seed Multiplication is a FREE partner activity that uses pumpkin seeds to help kids understand the relationship between addition and multiplication.
Pumpkin Seed Multiplication is a FREE partner activity that uses pumpkin seeds to help kids understand the relationship between addition and multiplication.
Download these free Fall Math Puzzler word problem worksheets and learn how to implement a highly-effective daily problem solving program in your classroom!
‘Pumpkin Predictions’ is a perfect fall-themed activity for upper elementary students because it’s not a Halloween activity, but it seems like one. The lesson is
How well do your students solve math word problems? Use these free problem solving assessments to help you determine where to begin your problem solving
Jelly Bean Egg Challenge is a sweet statistics lesson where students collect, compile, and graph jelly bean data in order to analyze it and draw
Looking for a fun math game for St. Patrick’s Day? The free Leprechaun Luck Game is a exciting game of chance and a great way
Out with Answer Keys – In with QR Codes! Learn how QR codes can solve the answer key problem. Download a free set of 24
Penguin fractions make fraction concepts fun to learn and easy to understand! Download a free Equivalent Fractions Sorting activity to try with your students!
Fraction Spinners make it easy to create fun fraction games for math centers or cooperative learning lessons. Years ago I created the two free fraction
Free Valentine Candy Hearts math lesson! Students conduct a simple investigation to find out if all boxes of Valentine conversation hearts are the same.
Download a free Customary Measurement Foldable from Laura Candler’s blog. Student can use alone or in an interactive notebook.
Daily problem solving is a highly effective way to help your students master the Common Core mathematical practice standards. Fortunately, when you have a plan
Pumpkin Seed Multiplication is a FREE partner activity that uses pumpkin seeds to help kids understand the relationship between addition and multiplication.
Download these free Fall Math Puzzler word problem worksheets and learn how to implement a highly-effective daily problem solving program in your classroom!
‘Pumpkin Predictions’ is a perfect fall-themed activity for upper elementary students because it’s not a Halloween activity, but it seems like one. The lesson is actually a great math review since it involves estimation and hands-on measurement. The activity is designed as cooperative learning lesson that requires students to work
How well do your students solve math word problems? Use these free problem solving assessments to help you determine where to begin your problem solving lessons.
Jelly Bean Egg Challenge is a sweet statistics lesson where students collect, compile, and graph jelly bean data in order to analyze it and draw conclusions.
Looking for a fun math game for St. Patrick’s Day? The free Leprechaun Luck Game is a exciting game of chance and a great way for kids to explore probability!
Out with Answer Keys – In with QR Codes! Learn how QR codes can solve the answer key problem. Download a free set of 24 telling time task cards to try this technique yourself!
Penguin fractions make fraction concepts fun to learn and easy to understand! Download a free Equivalent Fractions Sorting activity to try with your students!
Fraction Spinners make it easy to create fun fraction games for math centers or cooperative learning lessons. Years ago I created the two free fraction spinners below and uploaded them to my Fractions File Cabinet page, but I didn’t include directions or suggestions for activities. Today I’d like to share
Free Valentine Candy Hearts math lesson! Students conduct a simple investigation to find out if all boxes of Valentine conversation hearts are the same.
Download a free Customary Measurement Foldable from Laura Candler’s blog. Student can use alone or in an interactive notebook.
Daily problem solving is a highly effective way to help your students master the Common Core mathematical practice standards. Fortunately, when you have a plan in place, it can also be the easiest way to motivate your students to become proficient problem-solvers. I’ve always recognized the importance of daily math