Mathatics

Are you looking for examples of "I do, we do, you do"? This blog post provides examples of it in action in the classroom and in lesson plans.

It’s around this time of year that things start to get a little stressful. You feel like you have so much to go over and so little time. It won’t do anyone any good to just pick random worksheets to review each day before the big test. That’s not the best way to use your […]

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Ten frames are a fantastic teaching tool! Get your free printable ten frames and fun activities and games to play with a ten frame right here!

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Math Strategies Books for young mathematicians. Working with numbers, addition strategies, and subtraction strategies help students gain...

I am SO excited to share with you today the system I have been using the past few years for my students to practice their math facts daily. It's called Fast Fact Folders. It provides differentiated practice with options to track progress. My students have LOVED practicing their facts this way and have found great success. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division practice

Grab a copy of these free templates for adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators. These are a great tool to have available for students to use while they complete classwork. Just print front to back and use them in dry erase pockets. They’re perfect for students who struggle with spatial organization in math.

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Learn how to teach long division using an area model to upper elementary students. This blog post In this comprehensive guide, explore the process of the Box Method, also known as the Long Division Area Model. Here's a sneak peek into what you'll find in the blog post: • Overview of the Box Method: • Step-by-Step Guide: • Teaching Tips: A great blog post for 4th grade math and 5th Grade Math educators.

Here, you'll learn about Rounding Mountain, a helpful visual tool for your students to use when they round numbers. The concept of rounding numbers can be tricky for kids so teaching multiple strategies will build a deeper understanding of the rounding process. Connect Rounding Mountain to rounding on a number line to support understanding of benchmark numbers and midpoints. You'll also get FREE printables of Rounding Mountain to use in your classroom! Find it at www.ShelleyGrayTeaching.com

Rounding activities don’t have to be boring!! Today, I am sharing a bunch of ways to teach rounding in a way that keeps students engaged and motivated. I share rounding anchor charts, rounding games, and hands-on rounding activities that you can incorporate into your math lessons. These rounding ideas are great for math workshop and math centers. I also share a rounding game show which is a great whole class game.

Fourth Grade enVision Math Topic 6