Teaching your geometry unit in elementary school can make you feel like you’re the teacher from the Peanuts cartoon. Everything you say is just “wah-wah-womp-wah”…in
Teaching students how to measure length naturally lends itself to a hands-on learning experience. But you may be ready to take things up a notch
What do you think of when you hear/read the phrase “hands-on fraction unit”? When you first hear the words “fractions” and “hands-on” your mind probably
If you want to incorporate a project based learning component to one of your 3rd grade math units this year, but you’re having trouble deciding
Project based learning can help you transform your 3rd grade geometry unit into the most memorable math unit of the school year. Your students are
Your telling time unit is the perfect opportunity to connect math to the real world in a creative way. Rather than having your students complete
As a third grade teacher, it sometimes feels like you are teaching multiplication and division skills for nearly half the year. While students work to
Project based learning can help you transform your 2nd or 3rd grade place value unit into a wildly engaging cross-curricular learning experience! Imagine sending your
When you’re thinking of ways to weave hands-on practice or project based learning into your 3rd grade fractions unit, the first things that come to
Math projects are an engaging way to provide students with enrichment opportunities when they’re demonstrating mastery at the beginning of a math unit, and the
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