I CAN Mini Math Games break down math standards into fun-sized pieces for students. These mini math games were created to provide students with repeated practice on specific skills so that mastery can
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Free Math Spiral Review and Math Games (K–12)
I have been making math resources for over ten years, and two of them get used more than everything else combined: spiral review and I CAN Math Games.
Free samples of both are in my Freebie Vault.
FREE Digital Resources for Google Classroom
Distance learning and teaching through Google Classroom is something many teachers and schools have been doing for years. However, with the recent spread of COVID-19, even more teachers (and parents)
Google Forms in the Classroom: Tips, Tricks, & Resources
The use of Google Forms in the classroom is growing every day. Teachers are using this simple tool to engage students, assess their progress, evaluate their growth, collect data, and SO much more.
Standardized Test Prep: 5 Stress-Free Strategies
Standardized test prep does not need to be like this! Last-minute cramming, piles of review packets, tons of practice tests...sound familiar? Preparing for standardized tests is something we all must
Digital Math Spiral Review for Google Forms
I LOVE using spiral math review with my students to help them practice and retain what I've taught them! I like to think of my daily spiral reviews as my secret ingredient for why my students perform
Math Spiral Review & Quizzes | Homework or Morning Work
Math Spiral Review has proven to be the most effective resource in helping students practice and retain math standards all year long. Throughout my teaching career, I have dedicated hundreds of hours
Morning Work That Works with Your Morning Routine
The importance of quality morning work is often overlooked in the elementary classroom. Your morning routine is the perfect time to set the stage for the day and sneak in some valuable learning time.
The Benefits of Daily Math Review (and 5 Ways to Fit It In)
Imagine learning something new and then never touching it again. You would be pretty rusty the next time you actually needed it, wouldn't you?
That is exactly what happens to our students. We teach
Spiral Assessments: Why They Are Necessary
Spiral Assessments are an important part of my classroom. Awhile back, I wrote a blog post about "Why Spiral In the Classroom". I explained that I believe a spiraling curriculum is critical in