Adding math vocabulary references to my classroom bulletin board was the best idea I had as a teacher. In this post I outline the 5 ways adding a math word wall to my classroom changed my teaching and my students' learning. More on the Scaffolded Math and Science blog.

It's time to share with you my 2018-2019 high school math classroom decorations now that I have successfully taught my first full week of the school year

As a teacher, there is so much to do when it comes to setting up the classroom, that it is hard to know where to start! Over the course of my first six years of teaching middle school math, a few of these classroom projects have become staples in my classroom. In this post, I plan to share a few of these ideas. (1) Assignment Notebook Board The first thing my middle school students do (or should be doing!) when they come to class is fill out their assignment notebooks. With some ruler tape…

This time conversions poster will look GREAT on your wall and will help your kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students learn converting units of time!

Prove It post-it poster

This coordinate plane is a must-have poster for any 6th, 7th, or 8th grade math classroom! This math classroom décor will help your students learn the coordinate plane and it will look beautiful on your wall!

This bulletin board poster will help your math class remember the difference between the X-Axis and Y-Axis and will look GREAT on your wall!

This divisibility rules poster is a MUST HAVE poster for any 4th, 5th, or 6th grade math class. It will look BEAUTIFUL on your word wall and it will help your students with division.

I would love to have my own classroom and decorate with interesting math in REAL life. Students should see, touch, and feel Math in LIFE!