As we get into Chapter 5- Visualizing Strategies, I started to think of all the many different ways that we visualize things in our lives. We depend on the use of sight for so much that many times we take it for granted but for many people when we add
With problem solving as the underlying strand of math that all students must master each year, we as teachers are in charge of making sure we find engaging and meaningful ways that will interact with our students. Recently I started reading What’s Your Math Problem by Linda Gojak (NCTM president)
Another week of working on many different things around the house brings me to linking up once again for Monday Made It. Click on the logo to be jump on over to see all of the other teachers who are linking up with new things they have made as well.
Only my second week of my official Summer Break and already it FLEW by! Please July, slow down because August will come way too soon! So excited to link up with Doodle Bugs Teaching once again for this Fabulous Five for Friday! The week started with an interview locally for
If you haven’t noticed lately, I have added a few tabs across the top of my blog for various different things such as Advertising, links to my TpT and TN stores, and Workshops. Let me tell you, that workshop tab is a WORK IN PROGRESS! It is constantly changing and
Are you ready for this week’s discussion over Chapter 4: Getting Organized Strategies from What’s Your Math Problem? Jump on over to see what Jennifer, Teaching to Inspire in Fifth, has to say about using these strategies even in our personal lives! And don’t forget to check back tomorrow for some AWESOME things
For the past decade I have “known” the fabulous Laura Candler. I came across her website when I was student teaching and looking for some ideas in the classroom back in the days when teaching websites and blogs were few and far between. Laura’s Virtual File Cabinet was my go-to
Are you ready for this month’s Interactive Notebook Linky Party? Did you link up last month? So what is this Linky all about? Have you discussed Interactive Notebooks on your blog in the past month? Have you shared an idea on your blog or uploaded a video on YouTube that
Since I started writing about using Interactive Notebooks in Summer 2012, I am constantly being asked what supplies I recommend for a teacher to get started with Interactive Notebooks. Join me over on All Things Upper Elementary as I go over the supplies to get started with INBs in your
Are you ready for this week’s discussion over Chapter 3: Getting Started Strategies from What’s Your Math Problem? Jump on over to see what Meg, Fourth Grade Studio, has to say about using these strategies even in our personal lives! And if you forgot to grab last week’s freebie to
Now that school is finally out for me I am so excited for this Month’s Interactive Notebook Linky Party! So let this be your reminder to start rounding up any and all blog posts, videos or pictures you have posted in the last month to share on the 28th for
I was so ready for this week’s Monday Made It Linky Party after a conversation with my cousin on Facebook on Friday about her daughter Julianne. We talked about making goals for the day, week, month, etc. so that she has something to work towards at home and at school.