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Developing a deep understanding of different math operations and estimation is essential…but we want students to be fluent with computation

Are you a fan of the “Gradual Release of Responsibility (GRR)” model? Our district works this “I do it, we

So, it’s time for some more real talk about growth mindset. Educators talk about it all the time. We put

We all know that students are hard to “engage” at this time of year–so asking them to solve end of

During our historical fiction unit, our curriculum gives students the opportunity to do a unique type of narrative writing. They

Why Teach Patterns? “Patterning” is something that has typically been a focus of primary classrooms. Pass by any kindergarten or

Distance Learning? Huh? So a few weeks ago, if you would have told me I would be teaching my students

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Just wanted to share some fraction fun from our first day of fraction review! I like to dig in by

Today is my day to post over at Upper Elementary Snapshots…so stop by to check it out and see exactly

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