Comparison Problems with Tape Diagrams/Strip Diagrams
Comparison Problems: Using Tape Diagrams to Represent Math Thinking Word problems are a key part of rigorous standards everywhere, but
Fraction Unit Update
It’s getting to be “fraction season” for many of us, and having quality fraction lessons and activities is SO important
Why Do We Use Number Lines?
One component of math instruction that is often overlooked is having teachers nurture creative thinking in students. By encouraging students
Graphing Lessons and Activities
One thing that I know to be true is that students need to learn to read, do math, and be
Open-Ended Math Tasks: The Benefits
Open-Ended Math Tasks! Are you using enough rich math tasks in your class? Check out this post with a ton
Daily Math Warm-Ups: Tips to Keep Them Fresh!
One question I get often is “How do you organize your math block?” It’s a tricky question because I am
5 Great Earth Day Activities
Elementary-aged children love to feel they are making a difference. There are so many Earth Day activities and experiences that
Geometry Lessons for 4th Grade: What Makes Geometry Challenging?
What makes geometry lessons challenging for so many students in elementary school? Many of us have our own preconceptions about
Seasonal Word Problems: Classroom Uses
We all know that word problems and problem solving are key components of ANY quality math program. Today I want
How Students Acquire Multiplication Facts
If you are unfamiliar with the CRA model for learning math, read on! Today’s post is all about helping our
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