First of all I want to thank each of my friends who jumped at posting last week for the ePIc Pi Day Activities! Thanks once again to Lindsey Perro, Hodges Herald, Teaching High School Math, Teaching Math by Hart and MissMathDork for all of your hard work. If you didn’t
Ever notice that the internet is flooded with elementary math ideas, but that finding quality secondary materials is virtually impossible…. LOOK NO FURTHER! I’d love to introduce you to the Secondary Mathletes! Live.Love.Math – Danielle Krantz Grades 5 – 9 TpT Store Blog Facebook Lindsay Perro Grades 6 – 9
Last but not least – we’re rounding out our ePIc Pi Week guest posts with Jamie from MissMathDork! Jamie is the math specialist/math coach at a middle school with grades 5th thru 8th, so she’s sharing her favorite Pi Day Activities for Middle School – including how to introduce pi
ePIc Pi Week is *almost* at it’s end – but we’re not winding down yet! Today we have Kim from Teaching Math by Hart and she’s giving us the FULL run-down of her Pi Day Celebration! Even better, along with the ePIc Pi Giveaway – she’s giving away a copy
Today’s ePIc Week of Pi installment is by Jennifer from Teaching High School Math and she’s sharing her favorite Pi Day ideas. Don’t forget to enter the ePIc Pi Giveaway & Jennifer’s giveaway at the end! Hello everyone, I’m so excited to help celebrate Pi Day with 4mulaFun! I’m Jennifer
We’re back with DAY TWO of ePIc Pi Week! Today we have Hodges Herald joining us, with a Pi Day activity based off of one of my favorite math themed stories! Be sure to enter both giveaways at the end, and connect with Hodges Herald on Facebook and Instagram! Have you
Welcome to the 4mulaFun ePIc Week of Pi! All this week we’re going to have posts from teachers about how they celebrate Pi Day in their classrooms, giveaways and freebies, plus an ePIc Pi Giveaway of over $314 worth of goodies! To start us off this week, Lindsay Perro is
What are exit tickets? How do you use them in your classroom? What benefit do exit tickets have for students? How do you grade exit tickets? Each of these questions are concerns that I hear on a regular basis from teachers who know how much I LOVE using them! I
Thank you for joining me today as part of the Fly on the Math Teacher’s Wall Blog Hop. If you have been going through the hop you probably arrived here from my buddy at Lessons with Coffee. If you are just starting the hop that is fine because we all
Welcome to the “Deep in the Heart of Texas” blog hop! Over 40 Texas teacher bloggers have joined together to share what we love about our state as well as ideas and freebies that we love. You will also have the opportunity to enter to win TpT products and/or TpT gift
Math can get a bit tedious, for both students and teachers. So what can we do to break up the average mundane class period? Have some fun! How can we have fun and still reinforce concepts – with games! Here’s several games that reinforce different math concepts for almost all
We all know that having the right teacher bag makes all of the difference. I can’t count how many bags I have gone through over the years because there have just been that many. Some of them I got for free from various conventions or workshops and then others I