Math Intervention

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Retelling stories is a common practice in early childhood education. It gives children the opportunity to work on comprehension, verbal language, and many other early literacy skills. When you take...

Ms. Cao's 4th Grade Math: Rounding and Estimating Whole Numbers and Decimals

I wanted to share a fun project my kiddos did. We had been working on fractions and I wanted to come up with a little fun that would reinforce some of what they learned as well as let them have some

These 10 math games will kill down-time in your class forever! Total game-changer!

I made a new activity pack to work on addition and subtraction with our kindergarten students. Number Lines are very useful tools for teaching these math skills and I made this new activity pack to focus on using them. Hop Along the Number Line includes 2 number lines that can be used with the 12… Continue reading Addition and Subtraction with a Number Line

Play the pig dice game! 6 different ways to enjoy this simple and fun game of jeopardy that teaches math, probability and rewards turn taking!

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Explore our ever-growing library of math songs at https://www.numberock.com.Thank you for watching our Subtraction With Regrouping Song.

This rounding anchor chart is perfect for upper elementary classrooms as a student reference for reviewing place value and number sense during math. I hear students reading and repeating the rounding poem during the school day. Read on to discover engaging teaching strategies with hands-on, interactive student review activities for place value and rounding.

Learn the nine basic components of guided math to help you implement this in your classroom. Follow our guided math series for in depth posts.

Teaching students the WHY before the PROCEDURE when learning a new math concept is essential. I am a firm believer that teachers owe it to their students to teach them multiple ways to solve math problems. We all learn

What are Anchor Charts? Anchor charts are charts that create a public trail of learning and thinking. They provide visual support for students who may have problems remembering difficult concepts or steps and they can be used by teachers to 'anchor' student learning. Below are a few anchor charts that can be used in the teaching of difficult concepts.

Keep math skills sharp all year with file folder tasks. Perfect for math centers in special education, kindergarten and first grade classrooms.

Here are 23 math lessons that will brighten your day. Featured: fall themed math, read-aloud based activities, puzzles and games ready to print.

Word problems, especially multi-step problem solving, is tricky for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. This activity focuses on a single story problem each day to help students build strategies and prepare for standardized tests. Fun facts have been added to engage students and give teachers a starting point to get students thinking about these real life math situations. Two-step word problems and extra information don't have to be a barrier to success with regular practice.