Flippin Math Resources
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In the past 10 years, I have worked with elementary Math Specials classes, all the way up to Precalculus. I was in the public school for 8 years, working the last 3 at a STEM High School. I now work for an online international private school, and have taught nearly every widely-used high school math course.
My goal is to create resources to simplify the many tasks that make teachers' lives so needlessly busy and that will help parents and students as well.
Currently developing resources of all sorts, also housed at flippinmath.com. From instructional manipulatives to projects, from review 'booklets' to lesson-planning software, I aim to give you back some of your most valuable commodity: your time!
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Dividing in Chunks (M4P.E29)
When the 'old-timers' divided things, we typically used the long division algorithm. This one-page notes worksheet looks at a "new math" strategy that asks students to see the problem flexibly by 'taking out multiples' as is convenient. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
3rd - 7th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
3.OA.A.3
, 3.OA.A.4
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Representing Division on the Number Line (M4P.E28)
Some students just really need to visualize what's happening. This one-page notes worksheet explains how a number line can be used to graphically represent and help solve a division problem. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 6th
Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
4.OA.A.2
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Divisibility Rules (M4P.E27)
This one-page notes worksheet is to help students determine how a number may be broken down into its prime factors. Can a number be divided by 3? Use these rules to double check! It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 7th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
2.OA.C.3
, 3.OA.D.9
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Representing Multiplication on a Number Line (M4P.E25)
This one-page notes worksheet looks at how the number line can be used to represent multiplication as repeated addition. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 5th
Arithmetic, Math, Numbers
CCSS
3.OA.D.9
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Factors & Multiples (& How They're Useful) (M4P.E24)
Multiplying and dividing tend to get mixed up in some students' minds. How do factors relate to the product? How about the quotient? This one-page notes worksheet helps iron out the differences and applications of multiples and factors. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 6th
Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
3.OA.A.4
, 3.OA.B.6
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
The Power of the Distributive Property (M4P.E23)
Like the other algebraic properties, students memorize the Distributive Property as a vocabulary term. The distributive property is crucially important -- from simplifying expressions, all the way to multiplying polynomials later in math classes. This one-page notes worksheet attempts to give some context and relevance to the Distributive Property. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my
3rd - 8th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
5.OA.A.1
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
A Preview of Negative Numbers (M4P.E21)
While most of the elementary curricula avoid negative numbers, sometimes it's necessary to give the preview of negative integers in order to clarify the concept of subtraction. This one-page notes worksheet focuses on what happens when subtraction takes us 'lower than zero'. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
4th - 8th
Arithmetic, Math, Numbers
CCSS
7.NS.A.1
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Adding & Subtracting in Chunks (M4P.E20)
This 'new strategy' for subtraction may look different than the standard algorithm, but this one-page notes worksheet attempts to make this concept understandable by understanding how to flexibly work to divide a number by determining how many groups there are of the divisor. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
K - 2nd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
CCSS
2.NBT.B.7
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Mixed Numbers (M4P.E14)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to concisely explain how to convert between mixed numbers and improper fractions. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 4th
Arithmetic, Fractions, Math
CCSS
4.NF.B.3c
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
The Power of Multiplying by 1 (M4P.E12)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to explain the importance of the multiplicative identity -- 1. Multiplying by 1 is a crucial skill, from finding equivalent fractions to many upper level topics. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 7th
Arithmetic, Fractions, Math
CCSS
3.NF.A.3
, 3.NF.A.3a
, 3.NF.A.3b
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Dividing Fractions (M4P.E11)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to be a concise explanation of how to divide fractions. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
4th - 6th
Arithmetic, Fractions, Math
CCSS
5.NF.B.7
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Multiplying Fractions (M4P.E10)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to concisely explain how to multiply fractions. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
2nd - 5th
Arithmetic, Fractions, Math
CCSS
5.NF.B.4
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Representing Addition & Subtraction on a Number Line (M4P.E19)
This one-page notes worksheet is a concise explanation of how to use a number line to represent addition and subtraction. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
1st - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
CCSS
1.NBT.C.4
, 2.NBT.B.9
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
The Power of the Commutative & Associative Properties (M4P.E18)
This one-page notes worksheet looks at where we see the Commutative and Associative Properties -- far more than just the vocabulary word of what those properties are!! This is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
K - 4th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
CCSS
1.OA.B.3
, 3.OA.B.5
Also included in:Â Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
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About the store
Experience
In the past 10 years, I have worked with elementary Math Specials classes, all the way up to Precalculus. I was in the public school for 8 years, working the last 3 at a STEM High School. I now work for an online international private school, and have taught nearly every widely-used high school math course.
My goal is to create resources to simplify the many tasks that make teachers' lives so needlessly busy and that will help parents and students as well.
Currently developing resources of all sorts, also housed at flippinmath.com. From instructional manipulatives to projects, from review 'booklets' to lesson-planning software, I aim to give you back some of your most valuable commodity: your time!
Teaching style
I like to make my math students think for themselves. I give a lot of application problems, exploration tasks using Desmos or Geogebra, and have the students engage in projects as often as possible.
I believe students perform best when they are engaged in authentic math. That being said, sometimes kids just need easy-to-understand notes!
Awards & shining teacher moments
EPIC Math Teacher of the Year (2021), Fusion Global Academy
My own education history
I got my Bachelors in Music Education from UGA (and have plans to complete a curriculum to develop sight reading skills in young learners).
After teaching in a small private school for several years, I needed a more lucrative position. This led me to become a math teacher, studying online through Western Governor's University to receive my Masters of Arts in Teaching (Mathematics).
Additional biographical information
As an educator in today's society, I feel an enormous sense of duty. Technology has evolved exponentially over the past 20 years, leaving behind the 'old-school' traditions of education.
I am interested in putting technology to good use and developing resources that help teachers to the same.
Check back often for new solutions -- and if you have ideas for what would be useful to you, please reach out and let me know! tmr@flippinmath.com
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