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The school timetable was altered overnight — and the evidence trail starts here. Three investigation stations are open. The ratio calculations on the scheduling office whiteboard do not add up correctly. The gym office unit rate data has been selectively stripped. The data room proportional charts have been rearranged. Detective Chen needs a student who understands ratios, unit rates, and proportional relationships. That student is your class. This free sampler is the introduction to the DeskMad

Your students are cracking a real math mystery — and they don't even know they're reviewing Operations and Algebraic Thinking. This free sampler is the first case in the DeskMade Math Whodunnit series, and it gives your students just enough of the experience to leave them wanting more. The Math Whodunnit series turns CCSS math skills into a story-driven detective investigation. Students read a short crime scenario, solve four math questions per station, decode a code word from their answers, and

Report card season is here. This free resource gives you 12 ready-to-use math comments across all four performance levels — Not Meeting, Approaching, Meeting, and Exceeding — plus a specific, copy-paste next step for each level. Every comment and every next step uses [Name] as a placeholder. Replace it with your student's name and paste directly into your report card system. No rewriting, no adapting — just copy and paste. The comments cover three core criteria from the full IB PYP math comment

Report card season is here. This free resource gives you 12 ready-to-use math comments across all four performance levels — Not Meeting, Approaching, Meeting, and Exceeding — plus a specific, copy-paste next step for each level. Every comment and every next step uses [Name] as a placeholder. Replace it with your student's name and paste directly into your report card system. No rewriting, no adapting — just copy and paste. The comments cover three core criteria from the full IB PYP math comment