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    Save Time Posting Google Classroom Assignments With the “Share to Classroom” Extension

    / September 14, 2019 / 16 Comments

    Google Classroom is an amazing tool for sharing activities, links, and assignments with your students! It has been a total gamechanger in my classroom. However, sometimes it can be annoying to create assignments.…

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  • Back to School,  Freebie,  Lesson Idea

    My 3 Favorite Activities For the First Day of Math Class

    / July 24, 2019 / 10 Comments

    Planning the first day of school can be stressful, even for an experienced teacher! You want to start the year off on the right foot, set the right tone for the year, get…

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  • Digital Activities,  Freebie,  Technology

    5 Ways to Use Digital Activities in Your Classroom

    / May 19, 2019 / 2 Comments

    I have been at a school with 1:1 technology for 4 years now, and at first, it was hard to find ways to use technology meaningfully with my students! Just this past year,…

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  • Freebie,  Lesson Idea

    Introducing Combining Like Terms: This Video is Worth 1000 Words!

    / May 4, 2019 / 3 Comments

    I saw this idea shared on Instagram by @middleschoolandmacchiatos back in the fall, and was so disappointed that I saw it after I had already taught this concept to my 7th graders! Luckily,…

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Need a fun, no-prep activity for Valentine’s Day Need a fun, no-prep activity for Valentine’s Day? 💕 These “Math Is Like a Box of Chocolates” activities are just what you’re looking for! Each one uses a box of chocolates to practice a specific middle school math skill. You can get them individually or as a bundle! Today only, you can get them 25% off during the TpT February Sale when you use code FEBSALE23! Link in my bio!
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Looking for some fun activities for the first day Looking for some fun activities for the first day of math class? Here are my three favorites: ✨How Well Do You Know Your Teacher?: Students try to match numbers to descriptions about the teacher (number of years teaching, states visited this summer, etc). ✨Numbers Around the Room: Post the numbers 0-14 or so around your room (depends on age of your students) and then call out statements like “the number of your birthday month” or “the number of pets you have” and students go to stand by the number of their answer. Very low-pressure way to get to know each other! ✨Classroom Scavenger Hunt: Instead of lecturing about everything in your room, let them discover the things they’ll need to know for themselves! You can read about these activities in more detail and find links (including a freebie!) on my blog! Link to the post is in my bio!
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