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

    / September 14, 2019 / 11 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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  • 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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This is about the extent of how much I’ve though This is about the extent of how much I’ve thought about teaching math over the last 11 weeks! (I was going to say the extent of math that I’ve done, but we math teachers know that’s not true - lots of math in everyday life! Particularly lots of elapsed time with a newborn 😂) Thank you all for bearing with me as I’ve taken some time to focus on my family. I hope to be back to posting math content again before too long!
Friday Freebie! It’s my turn today for the 12 Da Friday Freebie! It’s my turn today for the 12 Days of Math Giveaways, and I’m excited to offer you this Two-Step Equations Digital Scavenger Hunt! It’s interactive, engaging, self-checking, and most importantly, ready to go! You can find it at the link in my bio - but hurry, it’s only free for today!
Baby girl arrived over the weekend and changed our Baby girl arrived over the weekend and changed our world forever! 💕
Volume 3 is here! 🎉 This bundle contains 20 fun Volume 3 is here! 🎉 This bundle contains 20 fun, interactive, ready-to-use digital activities on a variety of middle school math topics, just like Volumes 1 and 2 before it! It’s available today and tomorrow only for the super special price of $20 - that’s only $1 per activity, 50% off list price! Swipe to see some of the activities included, and check out the whole bundle at the link in my profile!
PSA: next time you make s’mores, use Fudge Strip PSA: next time you make s’mores, use Fudge Stripes instead of graham crackers. You can thank me later! (and if you happen to have some homemade caramel sauce on hand, be sure to throw that on there, too!) (I may or may not have eaten five of these...)
Saw this on Facebook and couldn’t help but think Saw this on Facebook and couldn’t help but thinking - that doesn’t look like 50 bananas! What would your estimate be? I miss doing estimation questions like this for a warmup every Tuesday with my students!
Can’t believe this little one is due in only 9 d Can’t believe this little one is due in only 9 days!
If you already own my editable absent student form If you already own my editable absent student forms, I’ve just added a digital version that you can use with Google Slides! All the original forms are included, plus an editable one. This would be perfect for keeping a running document so students always know where to check what they missed! Just duplicate the slide each day and add the new info.
I’m afraid I have some sad news today: our dear I’m afraid I have some sad news today: our dear friend subtraction has died 😱 I know it’s a tough loss and it will be hard to go on without it, BUT! fortunately we are prepared to deal with this loss because we know that every subtraction problem can be rewritten as addition by adding the opposite! RIP subtraction! // Shoutout to @mspineappleteaches for the original idea - having a funeral for subtraction is one of my favorite things! I go on to share my first memory of subtraction and ask if anyone would like to share a memory or say a few words (my favorite was a student who said there was a lot we could “take away” from this - pun very much intended 😂). We close with a moment of silence. I hope it sticks with them all year and that they remember to rewrite subtraction problems as addition!
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