Math Picture Book Biographies That Build a Positive Math Identity
During the pandemic, I did many things that I had always said I would never do. One of them being […]
During the pandemic, I did many things that I had always said I would never do. One of them being […]
“Representation in children’s literature is essential for fostering empathy, understanding, and a sense of identity among young readers. By reflecting
I wonder if Annie Fetter (the Notice and Wonder Woman) realized the impact of this routine when she and Max
Thin-Slicing with Manipulatives I discussed using manipulatives in larger thinking tasks in the last post. If you missed that make
A couple of years ago, I began hearing about a “must-read” book in math education circles. The book, Building Thinking
Snowmen at Night I am honestly not sure if having the snowmen outside your house animate and go on adventures
Some great groups on social media support and provide resources for the variety of IM Math products out there. I
Last year on Math 4 All, Molly and I had the amazing opportunity to talk about math fluency with Dr.
To Use a Pacing Guide or to Not Use a Pacing Guide I have a love/hate relationship with pacing guides.
I’ve been collecting various whiteboard collaboration posters. Whenever possible I am providing a link to a Canva file or Google