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Similar Figures Mini Book

This week we extended our unit on Proportionality to cover Similar Figures. On Tuesday/Wednesday we made a 3 page Mini Book covering all the various parts of Similar Figures. We also learned that NEW word that I’ve been teasing about…. SCALE FACTOR!  The outside of our book contained our title

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Drugs are Wacky….

Let’s Get Tacky! Yep, that was today’s theme for Red Ribbon Week and let me tell you it was the hardest thing ever for OCD Jenn! Yep, that sums up the day! We all were dressed to the 9’s in our “tacky” attire. The outfit I wore actually started to

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Ratios and Proportions

All About Ratios and Intro to Proportions

This past week we have been working hard and heavy on understanding ratios to build a strong basis for proportions. We ended the week with an intro to proportions and starting solving them from word problems. My students continue to amaze me with what they are capable of that I

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#made4math- Interactive Notebook Video Update

This week for #Made4Math I decided to update you on our Interactive Notebooks. I have become a sole believer in using Interactive Notebooks and am so motivated to keep creating amazing products for my classroom. If you are interested in any of the items that I have used in my

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“O-Fish-Ally A First Grader” Giveaway

Today I have the pleasure to be a part of a giveaway that Corinna from O-Fish-Ally A First Grader is holding as a part of reaching 100 followers on her blog! WOO HOO! There are a total of 58 different products up for grabs in this giveaway making it a

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More INB work and a Pop Quiz!

I think I am still totally in love with Flippables and Interactive Notebooks after 8 weeks of using them in the classroom! Today for 7th Grade Math, we continued into our unit on Proportions. Each student was able to relate a word problem into setting up a proportion WKU style!

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Using Math Stations in the Middle School classroom can be daunting but when you have tried and tested materials created and used by other teachers you know that they can and will work in your classroom while also engaging your students. Math may not be fun for all but these centers are perfect for you sixth, seventh and eighth grader math students.

More Math Stations That Work!

This week I just wanted to post about some amazing work stations that I had once again in my class! I’m thinking this might become a weekly post to share the greatness that is out there! First up, my kiddos played with Hooting Rounding Decimals Dominoes by Bayside Teacher. I

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Decimal Shopping Spree Project

Last week as a wrap-up to our unit on Adding and Subtracting Decimals I had my student’s participate in a real life project to test their skills. I added in a twist of some financial literacy (Texas added this to our TEKS in K-8th Grade for Math) to keep track

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Finally Flipping!

Some of you may know that over the past few months I have been working day in and day out on a huge Flippable Template Pack. Well, I finally set myself a deadline and have it ready to go! This mega pack is filled with a total of 29 templates

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Favorite Things…

One of my favorite things as a teacher is being able to take part in a giveaway for other teachers! I joined up with The Wise Owl to be a part of her 100 Follower Giveaway that ends this weekend. For her giveaway, I have donated my Place Value Task

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More Work Station Magic!

This week for work stations my students were reviewing skills with decimals. I pulled out a game that I had created “Retro Ordering Decimal War” and another game that I found on TpT from the amazing Jennifer Findley called “Decimal Place Value Spooky Sort“. The groups that started at Decimal

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