Workshops for Math Teachers
Ready to learn teaching strategies to help your students become mathematical thinkers? Browse online workshops for math teachers here.
Collaborative Posters
Students LOVE creating these collaborative signs that become colorful, meaningful classroom decorations!
Students each decorate their own piece. Then all the pieces come together to make a huge sign to display! These look awesome in classrooms, school hallways, the cafeteria, the library, the main office… anywhere!
Here are a few of the many options.
Browse all the collaborative posters and banners here.
Engage students in thinking about the math!
Packs of math resources for your grade level take some of the stress out of lesson planning. Each one is full of standards-based resources that challenge students to think deeply, connect to the real world, and enjoy math class.
Browse grade level lesson packs here.
Classroom Decorations and Bulletin Boards
Classroom decorations can turn a cold-feeling room into a welcoming atmosphere for students to thrive. Browse inspirational bulletin boards, colorful door designs, and meaningful math decorations to reinforce the concepts you teach.
See all classroom decorations here.
Build fluency with mental math.
Math fluency increases when students learn strategies and apply them. With this set of no-prep PowerPoints for the whole year, students learn a new mental math strategy each week. Visuals support the reasoning and help students make sense of the math. See details here.
Collaborative Group Challenges
Looking for practice activities that students love? These group coloring challenges require students to use their math skills to complete their own page. If solved correctly, four team members’ pages join to form a picture.
Plus, they are a hit with students!
See all group challenges here.
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S.T.E.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) or S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) activities are an engaging way to get students interested in class. Many students may be surprised to learn that creativity plays a role in math fields. STEAM activities can allow students to apply the concepts they’ve learned in math or science class in new ways. While some schools are offering STEM classes, you may want to occasionally incorporate STEM or STEAM activities into your math class. I’ve gathered a few simple STEAM ideas that are perfect for engaging middle schoolers.