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For the Love of Teaching Math
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"Changing math classrooms one game at a time".
 
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What is the key buzz word among students right now? That's right....The Hunger Games!! The books are amazing, the movie is amazing, and students ...
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This packet includes four "fortune tellers" each having to deal with the different equations to solve. One solving equations that only have addit...
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I absolutely love teaching decimals. I have learned over the years that if you teach for deep understanding of concepts, students pick up on the ...
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This is an AMAZING way to make sure your students are understanding how to find points on a graph. It is a quick review check. Students are given...
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This activity is a self-guided, cooperative learning activity that lets the students build their own decimal numbers. The individual worksheet gu...
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Teaching Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Using Fraction Bars This set includes: *set of fraction bars *instructions for teaching students...
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This is a bundle of four I Have/ Who Has games. There is one game for adding integers, one for subtracting integers, one for multiplying integers...
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This packet is a set of eight fortune teller / cootie catchers. There are two games each of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing intege...
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This is an amazingly fun game that will have students finding the value of twenty-four order of operation problems all while thinking they are "j...
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This is a game that involves a group of four students turning over a card and changing the number on that card to a percent, fraction, and a deci...
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This is a great way for your students to practice the skill of multiplying fractions. Students are given a card with a problem on it. They must g...
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This is a game I made based off the loved book series "The Hunger Games." It is the game "Battleship" tweaked a bit. My students LOVED this!! It ...
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This is a fun game to reinforce adding integers. Students are placed in pairs with a deck of the prepared cards. They will both flip over a card ...
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In this packet, you will learn how I teach converting fractions, decimals, and percents using base 10 blocks. Students love it and find it extrem...
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This is a great game that follows the same rules as the childhood classic card game "Go Fish". The difference is that instead of having numbers o...
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This is a great activity that goes with the new book in the Sir Cumference series. The book is titled Sir Cumference and the Viking's Map. It is ...
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This is a great coordinate graph picture. Most kids love, love, love The Fairy OddParents, so this is Timmy Turner, the main character. There are...
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This is a great game that follows the same rules as the childhood classic card game "Go Fish". The difference is that instead of having numbers o...
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This is an "I Have, Who Has" game for finding the circumference and the area of a circle. The set includes questions for both area and circumfere...
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This is adapted from one of the timeless children's classics, "Fortune Teller". I've also seen them being called "Cootie Catchers." Either way, s...
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sevvys re: Go Fish Integer Multiplication
In the directions for this game, it says "subtracting integers" when it should say multiplying integers. Would you please correct it and let me know when I can download the revised version? Thank you.
May 8, 2013 Report inappropriate comment

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Mackrod073 re: Fractions Decimals and Percents The Easy Way
Does this include a lesson plan?
May 4, 2013 Report inappropriate comment
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Yes it does. It has a very detailed lesson plan. Thanks!
May 4, 2013 Report inappropriate comment

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Ginger Dowling  (TpT Seller)
Hi- I am a teacher at Piedmont Intermediate. I love and use your games! I would love to come visit your class. Would that be possible? My email is ginger.dowling@piedmontschools.org.
Thanks, Ginger
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HNCFan17 re: Multiplying Fractions Panda Pirate Find
Hi--I just bought this and I was wondering if an answer sheet for the kids to record their answers is supposed to be included? On the directions page, it indicates that there should be one but I can't find anything in the included document except for the task cards and answer key for the teacher. Just wanted to clarify if there should/shouldn't be one. Thanks!

-EDIT: That does help, thank you!
February 24, 2013 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
I have my students work the problem on the card they received and then I put the teacher answer key on my podium for them to check their answer. When they know their answer, they can confirm if the other students get that answer as they share problems. Does that help?
February 24, 2013 Report inappropriate comment

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jen2one re: Modeling Algebraic Expressions
Do you have this in a black and white version like the sheep example on your blog? I would like to see it in b/w to print for students... thanks!
February 18, 2013 Report inappropriate comment
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I don't have it in black and white. I printed mine in black and white. You can usually go into your settings before you print and choose "grey scale" or "black and white." Sorry. Those graphics only came in color.
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alice9248 re: The Polar Express Word Problem Posters
This is super cute and I want to use for after school tomorrow. Just wondering....is there a typo in the number of packages Santa has or does the jolly man have a portion of a present?
December 19, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
Lol. He has a portion of a present. I know it doesn't really make sense, but I was wanting to use fractions and decimals. You can always tell them that it's a partially made present maybe. Thanks for the compliment, and I'm so glad you can use them.
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Chris Carson re: Shelf Elf Day 2 for Older Students
Before I start this will there be daily pages for the class? Will they be added individually?
December 3, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
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Yes. I am putting them up as soon as I get them done. They will be put up individually.
December 3, 2012 Report inappropriate comment

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jen2one re: Dividing a Whole Number by a Fractions Find Game
Should there be an answer sheet included in this set? Not the answer key, but you refer to an answer sheet in the directions that the students use to write down their solutions.
November 29, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
I did say that in the directions, and I did include an answer sheet with one of the other "find" activities. I quit putting them in it because I was just having my students write their answers in their math journal. I can very easily send you an answer sheet if you want. Send me an e-mail and I can e-mail you a copy. Here is my e-mail fortheloveofteachingmath@gmail.com Thank you so much for your purchases!
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tnelewis
oops I meant that for your mocking jay graph!
November 1, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
Yes. There are some of them with halves.
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tnelewis re: Hunger Games Coordinate Graph
are any of the order pairs fractions or decimals
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Are any of the ordered pairs decimals or fractions?
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Amber Robison
Hi and I love your activities! I came across the HillBilly Roadkill Hunt on Pinterest and love it! I can't find it anywhere. Is it included in the frog activity on mixed numbers and improper fractions?
October 12, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
No. It is a freebie download on the actual blog. If you click on, I think, the second picture from the top, you can get the download for free. Thank you so much for the compliment!!! I'm glad I can be of help.
October 12, 2012 Report inappropriate comment

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Algebra4All  (TpT Seller) re: Solving Equations Fortune Teller Packet
I understand how these are made, we used to call them "cootie catchers", but what I don't understand is how they work with the equations. Can you walk me through what the students do once they have the fortune teller folded? And what is their motivation? Is there a fortune written inside or are they just checking if their answer was right?
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What's funny is that I totally remember making them when I was in school, but I cannot remember what the heck we called them. The first time we made them in my classes, the students called them "fortune tellers" because the ones they make with their friends tell them what was going to happen when they grew up. That's why I call them a fortune teller. It wasn't until later that I realized most people called them cootie catchers. In my classes, I put the students in groups of two. One person holds the "cootie catcher" and the other person chooses a number. The student holding the catcher will open it back and forth the number of times as the student chose. The student not holding the catcher then chooses one of those equations and solves it. The student holding the catcher then lifts the flap to check to see if the answer is correct. They then trade places and continue until they've solved all of the questions. It's just a different and fun way of getting students to work a few problems. Thank you so much for your purchase. If you have any other questions, just let me know. Thanks!
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Ann Goldbach  (TpT Seller) re: Go Fish Equivalent Fractions and Reducing Fractions
Hi Andrea,
I purchased your product , Go Fish and Equivalent Fractions. I just noticed a message saying to contact you concerning the size of the file.
Please advise.
Ann Goldbach
August 15, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
For the Love of Teaching Math
Hmmmm.....I'm not sure. I've had several others download it, and haven't heard anything from them. I just downloaded it from my dashboard, and it worked fine. I would contact TPT customer service. They are excellent at getting glitches fixed extremely fast. Here is a link to their customer service http://support.teacherspayteachers.com/ If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll send you a Google Docs link for it.
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KimAPowell re: Hunger Games Coordinate Graph
How many ordered pairs are there in the list to make this picture? Thanks!
July 31, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
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There are 62 ordered pairs. I teach sixth grade math, and it was a nice challenge for some of them. They were extremely eager to do it, and worked diligently on it just because it was The Hunger Games. The seventh grade teachers in my building used it with their students (who loved it), and I had someone comment that their advanced 4th graders loved it. Thank you for your question! I hope you enjoy the products!
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weintraub413
THank you so much...my email is weintraub413@yahoo.com
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weintraub413 re: Using Base 10 Blocks to Add, Subtract, Compare and Order Decimals
Hi I was trying to download your free packet and I keep getting an error message, bad gateway 502...is this a problem with my computer or is TpayT crazy because of the jackpot....i did put it in my wishlist but would love it for free....if you have a minute could you let me know..thanks
May 6, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
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I bet that TPT is crazy, because I know it's been downloaded a ton today. If you didn't get it downloaded, give me your e-mail and I'll send it to you.
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T. Hutchens  (TpT Seller)
Hello! I've been reading your posts on your blog all evening! I'm a brand new Jr. High math teacher (7th, 8th, advanced 7th, and pre-alg.) Many of the things you've said in your posts are now my reality. You talked about something that really changed your way of teaching and pushed you to teach more for mastery and with the aim of getting to EVERY student. This HANDS ON MATH book! Would you happen to remember who publishes this book? I would love to give it a look through and possibly add it to my horrible curriculum that I am tied down to. I'm such an energetic and fun teacher, at least I think I am, and I try to do as many hands-on activities to help students see and feel the math instead of doing boring lectures with students drooling as they fall asleep at the sound of my voice! Lol! I would really appreciate any references or materials that you could recommend that helped you! Thanks for the awesome posts!
April 27, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
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I am so glad you've enjoyed my blog! I have such a great time with it! I don't know if you saw the page "Resource Books in My Class", but it has most of the books I use. Here is a link to that page http://www.fortheloveofteachingmath.com/resources/ I also found the book "Hands on Math". There is also one called "Hands on Algebra". Here is a link to each of them on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Hands-On-Math-Ready-Use-Activities/dp/0876283830 and http://www.amazon.com/Hands-On-Algebra-Ready-To-Use-Activities-Grades/dp/0876283865 For sure look at that page on my blog about the Resources I Use. Another book called The Middle School Mathematician is another excellent book. It's got a lot of AMAZING games in it! Please, please, please let me know if you have any questions. Let me know what specific math skill you are working on, and I can give you more specific resources and materials for it. Good luck and keep in touch!
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donnae re: Cupid Metric Conversions Game
Would it be possible for you to only have meters on the game? That is what my students are working on now. Thanks for your help!
March 8, 2012 Report inappropriate comment
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I sure can! It will probably be tomorrow or this weekend before I can get to it.
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Ann Marie Smith  (TpT Seller)
Hey there! No question, but thought I was following your store! Clicked on your TPT store button on your CUTE blog and found out I wasn't but I am now! Be well!

Ann Marie Smith @ <a href="http://innovativeconnections.blogspot.com">Innovative Connections</a>
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For the Love of Teaching Math
Thanks!!
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

This is my twelfth year to teach.

MY TEACHING STYLE

In my teaching, I incorporate as many hands-on manipulatives, cooperative learning activities, and games as I can possibly fit in to the schedule. Nothing makes me more excited than seeing students working together and learning together.

HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT

Teacher of the year, Schools Attuned certified, Great Expectations certified.

MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

I have a degree in Business management as well as a math education degree.

ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

I love my job and I couldn't imagine doing anything else.

GRADES TAUGHT

Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth

SUBJECT AREAS

Math