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One of my favorite units to teach is my historical fiction unit. I love it for SO many reasons! Historical

Lots of teachers have shared that they have been working on angle concepts, so I thought I’d share one of

I know this may come as a shock to you–but we teachers are swamped. I’m confident that 99% of us

Several years ago the book “Fish in a Tree” became one of the most popular books for addressing social issues

By definition, a low floor, high ceiling math task is a math activity where all group members, despite background and

How we spend our valuable math minutes is a decision we make every single day. Using math warm-ups to kick

Solving word problems is an essential part of elementary math, but so often we fail to give students the tools

This simple blog post is your home base for all things “challenge” this summer! You can refer here for video

If you teach upper elementary math, you know that a solid understanding of our place value system is essential. Unfortunately,

If you are one of the many upper elementary teachers who incorporate some type of book clubs or literature circles