Laura Stasenko

Living in Math Project is a way for students to see that math continues with them throughout their lives. Everyone uses math, not only in their professions, but also in their daily home lives. Students will conduct 3 interviews (1 by email, 1 with a school staff member, 1 with a community member) to see how they use math. Once the interviews are completed, students compare and discuss the data to create a project that will be presented to the class. Common Core reading and math standards are dir

Do you struggle letting parents know how your child is really doing in class? Grades do not paint a clear picture of how a child is actually performing, whether it be high or low level. Keeping parents updated, using specific assessments is important. The file will give you 4 quarterly progress reports to help inform parents of their child's reading and math levels according to Map, Dominie, or another reading leveling system.

Gobble, Gobble! Thanksgiving has come and gone and now your students can create graphs to show different data from the holiday. Inside the printable are three graphs to use after Thanksgiving. A bar graph for students to create their favorite food, a pie graph to show who they were with during Thanksgiving, and a line graph to plot how many times one boy and one girl at Turkey each day. You can alter them to suit students needs. They can complete on their own as a center or as a whole class acti

This is a one page All About Me math project. You can use this as a whole class project, as an assessment, or with particular students you think could handle it as an additional math project outside of the classroom setting. The questions pertain to each individual student, so each child will use different numbers for their project. The All About Me math project goes along with Common Core standards, tying a variety of skills together that the children should be learning.