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Math Talk Poster | Sentence Starters for Explaining Thinking & Asking for Help
Tired of hearing “I don’t know how to do this” during math time? This FREE Math Talk poster helps students move beyond vague responses and start using clear, specific language to explain their thinking and ask for help. It’s designed to support meaningful math conversations, build confidence, and help you, as the teacher, pinpoint exactly where a student is getting stuck. ✨ What’s Included: Poster Sizes: Standard (8.5 x 11 in) – great for binders, student folders, or small-group use Large
Not Specific
Algebra, Geometry, Math Test Prep
Shapes Emergent Reader Book
Tom Tiger can be lots of different shapes! Use the predictable text in this emergent reader to strength early reading skills and knowledge of shapes.
Tom Tiger can be a:
circle
square
triangle
rectangle
diamond
heart
pentagon
star
octagon
hexagon
Vocabulary cards for each shape are also included in color and black line versions.
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PreK - 1st
Geometry, Reading
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Beginner Chess Worksheets Pack
♟️ Beginner Chess Worksheets Pack Perfect Practice for New Chess Players! Build your students’ confidence and understanding of chess with this set of clear, engaging worksheets that reinforce every major beginner skill. Designed to match your chess lessons, these worksheets give students hands-on practice with the board, coordinates, piece movement, check/checkmate, special moves, and endgame patterns. These worksheets are perfect for whole-group instruction, independent practice, centers, ear
4th - 8th
Classroom Community, Geometry, Other (Math)
Also included in: Beginner Chess Bundle (Lessons 1–5)The Complete Introduction to Chess
A Collapsible Compass
Sometimes an article or an activity provides the stimulus for further investigations or explorations. Such was my reaction when I first read that a “collapsible compass” was used by Euclid instead of a “modern compass” to deduce his theorems in his book, Elements, which is considered one of the most influential works in the history of mathematics. You may use this activity to challenge yourself to show the equivalence of the “collapsible compass” with the “modern compass,” or challenge your m
9th - 12th
Geometry
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