The best ideas that combine math and art~ Check out this mega list of math art projects for kids! These hands-on activities will make any lesson fun!

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Math Sorts are engaging, standards-aligned math activities that get students talking about math. You can learn all about Math Sorts by visiting this blog post. Math sorts are no-prep activities. These math sorting activities can be completed independently, but it’s important to give students time to explain how they sorted their cards. This can be […]

Teaching math can be a lot of fun, especially when you use math workshop. Manipulatives, centers, games, project based learning . . . there are so many great ways to engage students and help them understand math concepts. But figuring out how to store all those math materials can be overwhelming. So, today I’m sharing my best tips for how to organize your math materials.

This is an amazing art and math lesson that I got from a teacher at a conference who did teach a district over from me, but is now getting h...

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Math and Art are no strangers, as these Math Art Activities for Kids show! Be ready to be mesmerized by how even Math can look gorgeous!

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It's FRIDAY!! Let's take a quick rewind of the week and share some of the things going on in our classrooms! Link up to share a quick flashback of your week! In writing this week, we finished up our paragraph unit. One thing that helped a lot this year was my take on the "rate your writing" visual rubrics from Pinterest. We are required to post our state and/or district writing rubric in our classroom for students to use. But, let's be serious, these 7 year olds have no idea what that rubric…