Ready to add another new thing to your Teacher Toolbox? I know that as a teacher we are always have to “assess” our students. Now a lot of the time that we spend assessing our students we tend to think of the district required benchmarks, state testing, grade level equivalence
What’s in your toolbox lately? I know that I am constantly adding new things to my toolbox so that I can help students in different ways. One thing that I am constantly working on with students is to build their visualization strategies when relating them to word problems in math.
Do you ever start working on something and get lost in how long that you work on it because you are TOTALLY loving what you are doing? That is exactly how I feel about my most recent Ratios and Proportions Interactive Notebook bundle as it is my favorite so far!
Remember as a part of the Interactive Notebook Linky Party I offered a $10 Gift Certificate to a lucky comment? Well, I decided to give 2! So if you are Jaime from Bright Concepts for Teachers or Stephani Clark PLEASE send me an email at 4mulaFun@gmail.com so I can get
It’s the first Wednesday of November which means it’s time for our new linky – Math IS Real Life. August and September and October were super successful! We’ve even created a Pinterest Board of all the posts so that you can look back and find some great ideas and REAL pictures to use in
Remember when Mrs. Buitron wrote a post awhile back about using some of my Interactive Notebooks in her classroom? Well, here she is to share once again. I am pretty sure EVERYONE knows how great these flippables are, if not let me tell you 🙂 Our district math coordinator came
I can’t believe it is already November! Crazy! These look amazing and I can’t wait to make them honestly. I personally love Sausage Balls in the winter but now that I have gone Gluten Free I just can’t have them. These use Parmessan cheese and just a smidge so they
As a teacher Halloween is always one of the hardest days to make it through and keep students engaged in what they are supposed to be doing because we all know where their minds are. To treat you for today, you can save 20% off in my store today only!
Okay, I couldn’t resist the title since it is World Series time and all. So I have spent the better part of the last week working on the Ratios and Proportional Reasoning Interactive Notebook aligned to Common Core for 7th Grade and I will tell you that I am SO
Is it me or is the school year seeming to start flying by? We are already upon Halloween and all of the Winter Holidays are upon us as the calendar turns to November. Speaking of the calendar turning, it is the 28th and that means it is time for the
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I’m often asked, “What is so different about Interactive Notebooks? Aren’t students just taking notes?” Well, yes and no. The basic definition of an Interactive Notebook is a notebook that combines items that have been learned in the classroom in an engaging manner and allows the student to follow up