Growth Mindset for Kids
If you have followed me for any length of time, you know that I am a huge believer in helping
Planning Efficient Math Instruction–Using Open Ended Math Tasks
Ready to do some thinking about math planning, math tasks, problem solving and more? Read on to see some of
End of Year Survival Tips for Teachers
I know many of you are starting to celebrate–another school year is almost in the books. You have almost attained
Making Task Cards More Interactive
Today’s my day to blog over at Upper Elementary Snapshots! Just click the image above to take you to today’s
Elementary Homework: Meaningfull Math Homework
There are plenty of topics that we can have conversations about related to teaching. One topic that ALWAYS gets people
Meaningful Test Prep: 6 Ideas for a Realistic, Logical Approach
Before we begin, I want to address the issue of standardized testing and test prep. It is getting a pretty
How To Keep The Class Learning While You Pull Small Groups
This week we are starting our “big multiplying” unit. Not facts–but “big” multiplying. Our standards state that our students must
Chilling With a Good Book – A Winter Bulletin Board
Teaching minutes are precious, so being able to teach real content while still engaging our students’ creativity is key! Check
5 Teaching Resolutions for the New Year!
As 2016 wraps up, I–like many others–start to think about things I want to do better in 2017. I have
Making Partnerships Work!
Today is my day to blog over at Upper Elementary Snapshots, and I’m chatting a bit about the importance of
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