
Building Math Behaviors and Engaged Thinkers: Math Moves That Matter
Let’s be honest—math class can be a little tricky to manage. Some students finish early and need something meaningful to

Let’s be honest—math class can be a little tricky to manage. Some students finish early and need something meaningful to

We know that “assessment” is a buzz word that we can’t get away from…we talk about standardized testing. About rubrics.

Comparison Problems: Using Tape Diagrams to Represent Math Thinking Word problems are a key part of rigorous standards everywhere, but

It’s getting to be “fraction season” for many of us, and having quality fraction lessons and activities is SO important

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

Ah, the things teachers say when deep in the moment of teaching angles. “Please stop sticking tissues up your nose.

Where did Mind Boggling Math Come From? Back five or six years ago, I was searching for an activity that