Recently, I was working with my students on both calculating the area and volume of cubes and rectangular prisms. Most were catching on fine until the dreaded missing measure type problem reared it’s ugly
Those of us that have been teaching for a number of years usually have resources that are our favorites. Resources that have stood the test of time as they say. So, what happens when
Many years ago, I visited a 5th grade classroom and the first thing I noticed was a poster. This poster stated, “All Homework is Due Tomorrow Morning!” Now there was more than one of
If there is one thing my math students know by the end of the year, it is the properties of math. While they may not always be able to apply a property, they certainly
I have been using a math word wall in my classroom for years, but recently I have noticed several things about my word wall. First off, I had too many words! So many words,
Hello Everyone! I just uploaded a new video designed to give you tips on how to assemble and use my newest line of math games! I hope you check out my video and then