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…only need one card per student, and each card has a unique pattern that can be scanned like a QR code with just about any mobile device. When you’re ready…
…only need one card per student, and each card has a unique pattern that can be scanned like a QR code with just about any mobile device. When you’re ready…
…during math centers or other times when the rest of the class is playing math games, but that’s not going to help them learn to be good sports. A better…
…profession?” Over 150 educators responded with fantastic tips and advice! Because most of you don’t have time to read all the responses, I eliminated duplicate ideas and pared the list…
…use in the classroom with upper primary students. Math Flight The first app on my list is called Math Fight by Peaksel. You can download this app from the iTunes…
…your TpT wishlist. When you find a product that you’d love to own, click the Wish List link on the page (see purple arrow below). Before you leave the product…
…cover designs from that page. Listen to the Podcast: Why You Need a Class Handbook For more information about how to create a class handbook, listen to Episode 3 of…
…better feedback than what they normally receive. If you haven’t seen Undercover Boss, you can click HERE to watch the first few minutes of an episode on YouTube. But be…
…January, but the Chinese New Year can fall anywhere between January 20th and February 20th, and this year it begins on February 5th. New Years celebrations in most countries include…
…to wonder if we are worth listening to. While teachers aren’t trained movie producers, we can still use some tricks and strategies to grab our students’ attention and get them…
…nice if you didn’t have to search all over Teaching Resources for them, and the best freebies were listed on one page? Great minds think alike! I had the same…
…the difference between word problems and rich math tasks, and I shared 6 tips for creating a rich math task from a simple word problem. In this post, Part Two:…
…with my kids. I recently asked teachers on Facebook to share their favorite read-alouds for the last month of school, and over 50 people responded. Read the complete list and…
