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5 Effective Strategies for Teaching Integer Operations in Middle School
Transform your math classroom with these 5 effective strategies for teaching integer operations. Engage and motivate middle school students.
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Formative Assessments for Middle School Math: 5 Tips to Inform Instruction
Boost student success with these 5 practical formative assessment tools for middle school math teachers. Learn how to monitor progress and adjust instruction for effective…
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Rules, Procedures, and Classroom Climate on the First Days of School
If you’re a teacher, you know how important it is to establish clear rules and procedures for your classroom. But how do you make them…
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This Summer’s Best Books for Teachers – Summer Reads 2023
Looking for some great books to enjoy this summer as a teacher? Whether you want to relax by the pool, curl up in bed, or…
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How to Avoid Teacher Burnout in 5 Easy Steps
By following these steps, you can avoid teacher burnout and rediscover the joy of teaching. Remember, you are not alone in this journey. You are…
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Cylinder Cone and Sphere Scavenger Hunt
This Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres Scavenger Hunt is a fun way to engage students in using formulas to find the Volume of three dimensional shapes.…
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Math Selfies, A Fun Strategy for Problem-Solving
The math selfies strategy is a fun way for students to work through problems, but I think you’ll like the fact that it’s easy to…
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[NEWS] STAAR Math Daily Warmups
The STAAR Math Daily Warmups line for grades 3-8 is now complete and available to help with your STAAR review. These warm-ups are designed to…
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Solving Equations Scavenger Hunt
Solving Equations Scavenger Hunt This is a great way to engage middle school math students! solving equations scavenger hunt can help your 7th and 8th…
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Integer Operations
Integer Operations Are you looking for an engaging way for your students to practice Integer Operations? Do you need them to be aligned with STAAR?…
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Spiral, Massed, and Spaced Math Practice
Practice that Works! It’s pretty much a closed argument…we know students need both massed and spaced practice. While some curriculum and instruction nerds are still…