Teaching special parallelograms can feel deceptively simple—until students start mixing up the properties of rectangles, rhombuses, and squares. One day they can identify each shape just fine, and the next […]
As math teachers, we do more than teach numbers and formulas. We shape how students view the subject itself. One powerful way to bring mathematics to life is by showcasing […]
The first day of school is supposed to be an enjoyable experience for you and for the students. But part of all of the excitement is your commitment to having […]
A new group of students walks into your class on the first day of school. Some eager, some nervous, and all wondering what math will be like this year. As […]
Help your students learn their times tables If you teach any grade above 3rd, you’ve likely been frustrated by your students’ inability to do the work in your math class […]
The impossible happened on May 6, 1954 when 6 men lined up at Iffley Road Track in Oxford to the delight of 3,000 fans who were about to witness history […]
Learning Stations are a great way to differentiate your instruction so that you can remediate your struggling students while still pushing your stronger ones. You can target every student in […]
To help students discover the rules for positive and negative exponents, I lead the class on this one learning activity. It generally takes about ten minutes, and by the end, […]
Why Are you Assigning Homework? Most teachers say that it is for independent practice. To help their students master the skills and concepts taught in math class. To provide students […]
Powers and Exponents are a foundational skills that will continue to show themselves again and again in more advanced math, so making sure that your students master it will help […]
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