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    How To Set Up a Bank for Your Classroom Economy

    / June 29, 2019 / 18 Comments

    Last week I started my classroom economy series with a post about my classroom jobs, and I’m back today to tell you about my banking system! My classroom economy is based on checkbooks.…

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Hope this wasn’t the case for you! I’m finally Hope this wasn’t the case for you! I’m finally feeling better and ready to enjoy my last week of break!
Happy winter break, friends! We made it. Although Happy winter break, friends! We made it. Although I wanted to just run out the door the minute school was over, I stayed a couple hours to get some things taken care of so I don’t have to do much over break. First thing on the winter break agenda: catch up on some sleep! #teachertired
Today was the perfect day for this holiday escape Today was the perfect day for this holiday escape room from Under My Wing Learning! Fun way to embrace the chaos but still keep the math going. I’ve done a couple of her escapes and they are so fun and well done - highly recommend if you’re looking for a last minute math activity for tomorrow! To prevent my earlier classes from ruining anything for the later classes, I told them to tell everyone else they were doing a huge list of IXLs (online assignments) in class today, and it worked 😉
Best holiday door decor ever or...? Thanks for the Best holiday door decor ever or...? Thanks for the idea @cameronclassroom and @aperfectblendteaching!
In December, I like to add candy canes as an optio In December, I like to add candy canes as an option in my class store! They’re pretty cheap and always popular with students!
I love this activity to help my students see the c I love this activity to help my students see the connections between all the different representations of proportional relationships! They make matching sets of graphs, tables, equations, and verbal descriptions that all have the same constant of proportionality. Link in my bio!
Capture Recapture is the perfect (and most delicio Capture Recapture is the perfect (and most delicious) lesson to use while learning about proportional relationships! I got all of my resources for this lesson from ispeakmath.org. What’s your favorite lesson to use with proportions?
First bingo has been earned! We are excited for an First bingo has been earned! We are excited for an ice cream party later this week. Check out my story highlight for more details!
On Friday, my students participated in the Hour of On Friday, my students participated in the Hour of Code! Computer Science Education Week is technically this coming week, but I did it a little early because I always do it on my birthday - it’s the perfect fun, low-stress activity for teaching on your birthday! I’m sharing the directions document with links to some of my favorite tutorials that I shared with my students if you’d like to try it - the link is in my profile! I suggest you try out the tutorials right alongside your students - it’s a good experience for teachers too!
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