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Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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CPA 4+ years Tax Accountant 6+ years Special Education Assistant 2 1/2 yrs Substitute teacher Homeschooler 4 years Homeschool tutorial teacher 1 year
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Preview of Ten Frames Activities

Ten Frames Activities

The resource is great for both special education classrooms and early elementary typical students. These materials were designed to be used stand alone or alongside the iPad APP “10 Frame Fill.” The colors used in these materials reflect the same color scheme in the APP. Resource Includes:10 Frames/Number MatchingMatch the ten frame to the number and/or number word.Includes a set of each color (blue and orange – ten frames, numbers and words)Making 10 Equation matchMatch the 10 frame equatio
Preview of Snowman Ten Frames

Snowman Ten Frames

Have fun with 10 frames and edibles. Includes ten frames with snowmen, snowman cut outs for non-edible version and ideas for edibles to go with this. Students can either match numbers and number words to ten frames or make 10 with the ten frames provided and either cutouts for edibles.
Preview of Math Tool Kit: Converting Fractions to Percents

Math Tool Kit: Converting Fractions to Percents

This resource can be used to add to your student's took box of skills. When converting fractions to percents, this resource helps students recognize when mental math is possible and when a calculator would be faster. Includes guided notes, practice problems and answer keys.
Preview of Gingerbread Ten Frames

Gingerbread Ten Frames

Have fun with edibles or use cut out shapes to help your students make ten or match numbers to their ten-frame representations. Gingerbread boys and girls are included.
Preview of Candy Corn Ten-Frames

Candy Corn Ten-Frames

Have fun with edibles! Students can match the ten frames to the number or word or use real candy corns in the empty spaces to make 10 (includes work mat for making 10).
Preview of Math Words Spinner

Math Words Spinner

Interactive notebook resource to help students translate mathematical expressions and equations into words and visa versa. It is also a helpful tool for decoding word problems. A fun, colorful spinner that students can use to identify words associated with each mathematical operation. Includes an illustrated set of instructions that the teacher can use or give to students for independent work.
Preview of LCM and GCF Word Problems

LCM and GCF Word Problems

This activity leads students through real world examples where they would use the least common multiple or greatest common factor to solve a problem. It helps them recognize when each is appropriate.
Preview of Math Toolkit: Multiplication

Math Toolkit: Multiplication

I often have students who are frustrated with memorizing their multiplication facts. And this slows them down as they move to higher levels of math. This tool is designed to teach them how to break down difficult multiplication facts (typically 6s, 7s, 8s and 9s tables) into smaller facts that they know. Resource includes guided notes and key as well as a practice sheets.
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Experience

CPA 4+ years Tax Accountant 6+ years Special Education Assistant 2 1/2 yrs Substitute teacher Homeschooler 4 years Homeschool tutorial teacher 1 year

Teaching style

I'm not a certified teacher. But as a special education assistant and a parent of a child with autism, over the years I have helped my son's teacher to create materials that are streamlined to reduce distractions. While some cute designs can be engaging for some students, others can find them distracting. While homeschooling my daughter for middle school, we found the best way forward with math was to avoid over complicating things. As a math teacher in a homeschool tutorial, I've found that kids enjoy engaging activities but are distracted when the designs are too busy. With these materials, I strive to remove the distractions while still engaging students.

My own education history

Bachelors of Business Administration from Belmont University 1996 Masters of Accounting from Massey School of Business @ Belmont University 2003 Certified Public Accountant - licensed 1997, (license currently on inactive status) Completed Volunteer Advocacy Program (VAP) at Vanderbilt University 2015