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Welcome! I’m Heather Carew, a passionate math educator with nearly 20 years of experience teaching middle-level mathematics in both public and private schools. My store is dedicated to providing engaging, standards-aligned resources that make math accessible, fun, and meaningful for students. Every resource is crafted with care, creativity, and the goal of helping teachers inspire confidence and curiosity in their classrooms.
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Preview of Volume of Cylinders: Cake Design Project

Volume of Cylinders: Cake Design Project

Volume of Cylinders: Cake Design Project – Hands-On Math ActivityTurn learning the volume of cylinders into a fun, real-world project with this interactive cake design activity! Students will apply their knowledge of cylinder volume to design their own cakes, solve problems, and make meaningful connections between math and everyday life. This project is perfect for helping students see why volume matters, engage in critical thinking, and reinforce formulas in a creative, hands-on way.
Preview of FUN!! Rotations Discovery Lesson

FUN!! Rotations Discovery Lesson

Rotation Discovery – Hands-On Math Fun!Bring rotations to life in your classroom with this interactive, student-led lesson! Students won’t just memorize rules—they’ll discover them themselves by spinning a rotation mat and plotting points on a graph. Why teachers love it: Fully hands-on and engaging—students place a brad pin at the center and spin the mat to see rotations in action. Encourages critical thinking and exploration—students discover the rules for 90°, 180°, and 270° rotations. Pe
Preview of Drag and Drop: Functions vs. NON- Functions

Drag and Drop: Functions vs. NON- Functions

Drag & Drop: Functions vs. Non-Functions – Interactive Student ActivityMake the concept of functions vs. non-functions engaging and memorable with this interactive drag-and-drop activity! Students will actively sort graphs, tables, equations, and real-world examples to determine whether they represent a function or not. This hands-on activity helps students visualize the vertical line test, understand mappings, and connect multiple representations—all while keeping learning fun and interact
Preview of Cheat Sheet: Proportional Relationships

Cheat Sheet: Proportional Relationships

Cheat Sheet: Proportional Relationships – Quick Reference for StudentsGive your students a clear, visual, and easy-to-use reference for understanding proportional relationships! This cheat sheet helps students quickly identify, compare, and analyze relationships in tables, graphs, equations, and word problems—all in one convenient place. Perfect for reinforcing concepts, supporting struggling learners, or providing a handy review tool before assessments.
Preview of Dilation: Discovery on The Coordinate Plane

Dilation: Discovery on The Coordinate Plane

Dilation: Discovery on the Coordinate Plane (Student-Led & Visual!)Help students truly understand dilations with this interactive, discovery-based lesson on the coordinate plane! Instead of memorizing rules, students will explore how figures change size, identify scale factors, and uncover how dilations create proportional relationships. This activity allows students to see the math happen as they compare pre-images and images, analyze coordinates, and recognize patterns—leading to deeper u
Preview of Drag and Drop: Proportional vs. Non-proportional

Drag and Drop: Proportional vs. Non-proportional

Drag & Drop: Proportional vs. Non-Proportional Relationships (Graphs, Tables, Equations & More!)Make proportional relationships click for your students with this interactive drag-and-drop activity! Students will actively sort and match graphs, tables, equations, and word descriptions to determine whether relationships are proportional or non-proportional. This hands-on resource helps students connect multiple representations while building deep understanding of a concept that many struggle
Preview of Discovery Lesson (Linear Relationship - Using Transformations)

Discovery Lesson (Linear Relationship - Using Transformations)

Discovery Lesson: Transformations & Proportional Relationships (Desmos + Interactive!)Help students see and discover proportional relationships in action with this interactive, Desmos-based transformations lesson! Instead of memorizing rules, students will explore transformations—especially dilations—using Desmos to determine when relationships are proportional and when they are not. This lesson creates powerful visual connections as students manipulate figures and immediately see how side
Preview of Drag and Drop: Discovery Lesson + Linear Relationship + Types of Solutions

Drag and Drop: Discovery Lesson + Linear Relationship + Types of Solutions

Drag & Drop Discovery Lesson: Linear Relationships & Types of Solutions (Desmos + Interactive!)Make systems of equations click for your students with this interactive drag-and-drop discovery lesson! Using engaging visuals and hands-on learning, students will explore linear relationships and uncover the meaning of one solution, no solution, and infinitely many solutions—all while actively participating. This lesson is perfect for helping students move beyond memorization and into true concep
Preview of Types of Solutions Discovery with Desmos – NO PREP, Student-Led Learning!

Types of Solutions Discovery with Desmos – NO PREP, Student-Led Learning!

Types of Solutions Discovery with Desmos – NO PREP, Student-Led Learning!Get your students excited about systems of equations with this interactive, tech-powered discovery lesson using Desmos! Instead of memorizing rules, students will explore, observe, and figure it out themselves—and they LOVE it. This lesson turns your classroom into a hands-on math lab where students graph, analyze, and uncover the meaning of one solution, no solution, and infinitely many solutions in a way that actually
Preview of “Guess My Term” - Review Game for Transformations, Pythagorean Theorem, & Volume

“Guess My Term” - Review Game for Transformations, Pythagorean Theorem, & Volume

What’s Included in “Guess My Term”This ready-to-go math vocabulary game comes with everything you need to get your students playing and learning immediately: Printable Guess My Term Cards – Each card has a math term, definition, and visual cue. Perfect for team play. Editable Google Slides Version – Fully editable so you can customize terms, examples, or images for your class. All Math Vocabulary Included – From transformations, Pythagorean Theorem, and 3D shapes, to units of measurement – e
Preview of Poster: Systems / Types of Solutions Solving Equations

Poster: Systems / Types of Solutions Solving Equations

Equation Explorers – Solving Equations & Systems Cheat SheetMake solving equations and systems fun, visual, and easy to remember with this bright, student-friendly cheat sheet! Perfect for middle school or high school math, this poster helps students navigate single equations, two-step equations, and systems of equations with confidence. Why teachers love it: Visual & engaging – colorful icons, arrows, and mini sketches help students see the relationships between equations. Covers all method
Preview of Worksheet: Proportional Relationships vs. Non-Proportional Relationships

Worksheet: Proportional Relationships vs. Non-Proportional Relationships

Proportional vs. Non-Proportional Relationships – Student Practice WorksheetHelp your students clearly understand the difference between proportional and non-proportional relationships with this focused, student-friendly worksheet! This resource is designed to build confidence as students analyze, compare, and determine relationships using multiple representations.
Preview of Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides – Mini Quiz (3 Versions + Editabl

Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides – Mini Quiz (3 Versions + Editabl

Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides – Mini Quiz (3 Versions + Editable!)Assess student understanding quickly and effectively with this mini quiz on solving equations with variables on both sides! This resource is perfect for checking mastery of key concepts, including identifying one solution, no solution, and infinitely many solutions. What makes this resource a must-have: 3 different versions included – perfect for preventing cheating while keeping the same level of rigor Covers
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About the store

Experience

Welcome! I’m Heather Carew, a passionate math educator with nearly 20 years of experience teaching middle-level mathematics in both public and private schools. My store is dedicated to providing engaging, standards-aligned resources that make math accessible, fun, and meaningful for students. Every resource is crafted with care, creativity, and the goal of helping teachers inspire confidence and curiosity in their classrooms.

Teaching style

I believe in a hands-on, student-centered approach where learning is active, collaborative, and joyful. My teaching blends humor, real-world applications, and problem-solving challenges to help students see math as something they can understand and enjoy. I value differentiation, clear scaffolding, and authentic engagement to reach every learner.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Throughout my career, I’ve been honored to witness students’ “aha!” moments—the look of understanding when a challenging concept clicks. I’ve supported students facing health challenges, helping them stay connected and confident in their learning. I’ve also completed the Asheville Half Marathon, demonstrating that dedication and perseverance extend beyond the classroom.

My own education history

I earned my BS in Mathematics from Lander University (2007), my Master’s in Education from Clemson University, and am currently pursuing a Doctorate in Education at Converse University. This foundation has strengthened my expertise in pedagogy, curriculum design, and the integration of technology in math education.

Additional biographical information

I am a mother of three, a cancer survivor, and a lifelong learner who continues to explore innovative ways to teach mathematics. Beyond the classroom, I enjoy running, reading, and exploring creative projects that inspire both students and educators. My resources are built from real classroom experience and a genuine desire to make learning math a positive experience for all students.