Mathematical Thinking–Literacy Style!
Some people may call it an addiction, but I like to think I have a healthy appreciation for professional books.
Some people may call it an addiction, but I like to think I have a healthy appreciation for professional books.
Hello, All! You might not have noticed because I secretly scheduled a few posts while I was gone, but I
I’m sure most of you are familiar with the iconic “Judy Clock”, but as I was working through some different
OK . . . it’s not like it’s getting a 36 on the ACT or anything, but don’t you love
If you have ever struggled knowing the best way to teach grammar to your students, you are not only one!
It’s my turn again over on ATUE where I am posting my reflections about the idea of teaching our students
I had every intention in linking up with 4th Grade Frolics last Monday for “Monday Made It”, but–alas–life got in the way!
A week or so ago, we were really digging into our writing unit on realistic fiction when I started overhearing
As I started to think about our next unit in math–factors and prime and composite numbers–I knew I wanted to
As we wrapped up our unit on addition skills, I thought it would be fun to let my students explore