March 2, 2020
When teaching students to understand division as an unknown factor, they must first understand the factors and product that correspond with the factors and quotient. For example,for a student to be able to solve:45 ÷ 9 = 5they should first understand that:9 × 5 = 45With this in mind, are two ways that I like
February 10, 2020
Personally, I think that 3rd-grade is the biggest transition for students math-wise. Solving two-step word problems in 3rd-grade is the perfect example of this difficult transition. Below I share with you my helpful tips for writing two-step word problems.I have taught grades 2-8 math, so I am speaking from experience when I share this opinion.
January 20, 2020
Understanding multiplication word problems in 3rd-grade can be daunting for sure. Truthfully, all the methods can be in place and your lesson can still fall flat. Personally, I feel that in this case, the one thing that is missing deals with whether or not the student is engaged and having fun.Also, I feel like sometimes
December 30, 2019
It’s December 1st, and these color by number division worksheets are just the thing to add to your winter curriculum. The worksheets are great for math centers, early finishers, “be-good rewards”, practice, etc…In fact, many teachers (who have purchased my CBN resources), have stated exactly those things.Color by number worksheets are not only fun for
December 23, 2019
It’s December 1st, and these color by number multiplication worksheets are just the thing to add to your winter curriculum. The worksheets are great for math centers, early finishers, “be good rewards”, practice, etc…In fact, many teachers (who have purchased my CBN resources), have stated exactly those things.Color by number worksheets are not only fun
December 2, 2019
Merry Christmas! If you aren’t in the Christmas spirit yet, these Christmas multiplication color by number worksheets are sure to do the job.Plus, color by number worksheets are always a big hit with the kiddos. In fact, that is one of the most recorded feedback responses I get, “kids loved these” or “students love these”.Needless
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