Book Study Update
Our new book study is getting a great response! We will be discussing
Mathematical Mindsets by Jo Boaler. This book has the potential to make a great impact in your classroom regardless of what grade you teach. It is also super affordable and ships for free if you have
Amazon Prime. Get all the book study details
here.
A Sale
Also in the news this morning, Teachers Pay Teachers site wide sale starts tomorrow! You can save 28% off
all of my resources with the code LoveTPT. I have been window shopping already and currently have 18 items in my cart. There is nothing like a good sale!
I have been so inspired by my K/1 math group over the last month and have been super busy creating resources to use with them. I have quite the range of abilities in this group and routinely need to create stuff that spans the K-2 spectrum for these guys. I am loving teaching math in a multi-age setting and will have more to share about how we structure this very soon.
Math Love
Lots of new Valentine/heart themed math centers for K-2 classrooms!
Math Love Giveaway!
Thanks for all the love you show me all year long! Enter below for your chance to win a $10 TPT gift card! I will send it to the winner before the end of the TPT site wide sale on Wednesday so they can use it during the sale if they wish.
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ReplyDeleteI love teaching all of the different strategies for adding and subtracting!!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about teaching Math! But especially those Gotcha moments!
ReplyDeleteI love that students can get to the same answer in a variety of ways.
ReplyDeleteI am learning to really appreciate teaching math. It is so neat that there are so many different ways to teach and for students to get the same answer!
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