Keeping young learners engaged in math centers can be a challenge, especially when you’re short on prep time. But what if you had 28 ready-to-use games that make math fun without draining your ink, paper, or sanity? That’s exactly why I created the Pre-K, Kindergarten, & 1st Grade Math Centers
Teaching math to young students can be tough, especially with multi-step math problems. But word problems are so important because they show how math applies to real life. While challenging, helping students learn to solve these problems is key to their math growth. Don’t worry, there are many helpful resources
Are you still resisting the idea of using hands-on centers in your classroom? I get it! I was pretty nervous to implement centers. I had so many questions: how would I manage my students’ behaviors? Won’t it take a ton of prep? I don’t have time! As with many new
If your math centers feel loud, messy, or more work for you than your students, you’re not alone. Math centers can either be the most productive part of your math block… or the most overwhelming. The difference usually isn’t the activities. It’s the structure behind them. When math centers are
We all know math centers are a great way to differentiate and personalize learning for our little mathematicians. They give kids the chance to apply strategies and math thinking independently while staying motivated to learn. They’re also a great way to help students build skills independently while teachers are focusing
I don’t know about you, but my classroom wish list can get a little out of hand sometimes! Between Pinterest and Amazon and all the teacher-bloggers I follow, I always have my eye on new supplies or products for my students. Some women collect shoes, I collect bulletin board decor!
The start of a new school year means it’s time to refresh and review what students learned the previous year. It can be a challenge to address this during the first weeks in our classrooms as we get to know our students and are constantly making adjustments to meet them
Looking to integrate a great, everyday tech boost for your classroom? In today’s 21st century classroom, many of us are compelled to integrate technology into our daily learning so kids can build independent tech literacy, and have access to flexible reading and math practice that fits into your schedule and
Do you ever wish you had a quick activity to keep your students engaged while you work with a small group, organize your supply closet, or *ahem* make yourself a cup of coffee? I sure did and that’s why I came up with Flash Math. These games are sure to
If your students need more hands-on math practice — but you don’t have time to prep complicated activities — this is for you. We know young learners understand math best when they can touch, build, move, and see what’s happening. The challenge? Finding activities that are: That’s exactly why I
