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Want some insight into your students’ attitudes and views of math? Give them this simple math reflection page at the beginning of the year and hear what they think about math, mistakes and their own learning. Then use these reflection pages to shape your lessons and meet your students where they are. Then give them…
Have fun on Valentine’s Day with this open-ended math activity! Your kids will have so much fun trying to come up with the most equations for a single number! Included in this Download: 2 pages of the Equation Challenge (to print front and back) Teaching tips
Looking for a way to help your students keep track of their thinking and estimations during an esti-mystery? This simple set of recording pages is a great place to start. Included in the Download: Teaching tips & directions 2 different recording pages Not sure what an esti-mystery is? Learn more to get started here!
Want to encourage deep thinking and meaningful problem solving in your class? Challenge kids to think about the situation of a math task, visual or situation before they set about actually solving the problem using and I wonder, I notice routine. This printable journal is a great way to keep all students’ ideas and thinking…
These simple posters include important messages that we want kids to believe about math and math learning. Use these as conversation starters, math journal prompts or simply a cute classroom display. Included in the download: 7 printable posters Materials Suggested for printing: Card stock paper (for durability) Laminator (to protect them)
This printable game looks incredibly simple, and it is. But there are so many variations, you can play with kids of all ages! Practice counting or addition with little ones. Or practice subtraction or multiplication. Middle schoolers can even work on integer operations! For more information and variation ideas, see the complete post here. Included…
This simple project is a fun way to learn about circles and circle measurements as well as deepen an understanding of the number pi, making this a great activity for your Pi Day celebration! There are 2 different pages included in this download. The first is for younger kids, just to introduce them to the…
This simple set of challenge cards is a great way to begin exploring math with a geoboard. Don’t stop here, though. Geoboards can provide powerful visuals to increase math understanding! (See my ebook, Hands On Math Explorations with Geoboards, for more learning ideas) Included in this download: 30 different challenges using a geoboard (I suggest…
This simple, yet effective, template will help you brainstorm and think through all the parts of a successful STEM lesson for your students. For more specific instructions on how to use it, see the complete blog post here. Enjoy!
This adorable set of printable cards is a fun way for kids to celebrate Pi Day and share their excitement for math with their friends. Use these cards as a springboard to discuss the meaning of the number pi and any other math concepts that interest your kids. Included in this download: 3 card designs…
This fun and open ended question will challenge kids to think about math and numbers more deeply and consider the fact that sometime in math, there is more than one right answer! Included in this download: 10 full page number sets to use for large group activities 10 half page number sets with space for…
These blank, printable mazes are a fun way for kids to create their own Jumping Maze and challenge their friends! Included in this download: 2 5×5 grids to fill in with the numbers 1-4 2 7×7 grids to fill in with the numbers 1-5 For a full description of the maze, and directions, see this…
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