Most children learn maths through multiple representations and with hands-on activities.

Most children learn maths through multiple representations and with hands-on activities.

One thing remains the same at the start of this school year: teachers are spending all hours of the day preparing their classrooms!

Keeping supplies organized for individual use is a must right now! No more worrying about sharing materials with these 8 organization tips for first, second and third grade classrooms. Jillian Starr includes helpful tips for creating tool boxes, sorting materials, and organizing math manipulatives. Learn how to organize and manage individual students supplies and lose the headache!

This blog post contains affiliate links. Hey all! Happy June! Today I wanted to spend a few moments and chat “supplies” with you. Right? She wants to talk classroom supplies with me… summer just started! I know times right now are feeling a little uneasy with the upcoming school year. I wanted to take a...

Our math activity packs provide you with 5 centers for sequencing a series of lessons in a fcoused skill in math. This teddy card set is from Math Pack 30 for first grade. Find out more on our website information page.

Assess your students on basic skills using these task boxes and data sheets

Learn how to set up your guided math at your seat rotation with these independent math activities, plus find ideas for differentiating math lesson work!

Hey! Happy June! If you are following me on Instagram @myfabulousclass you know I just shared how I use Math Talks and Warm Ups to help my students build fluency in number sence, Addition, and Subtraction. What are Math Talks and Warm-Ups, you ask? It’s a 5 minute chat that you build into your daily ... Read More about Math Talks and Warm Ups