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Math Curse Group Activity - Build a cooperative community and get your students thinking about mathematics during the first few days of school! This fun and engaging back to school group activity is based off the book The Math Curse. It's not required, but encouraged that you read this book to your students prior to using this activity. Using read alouds in math class is a great way to incorporate cross-curricular activities and show your students that math is everywhere. In this activity, st

Looking for an easy to assemble Pi Day bulletin board? Print, cut, assemble! This math bulletin board seet would look great on a bulletin board in a math classroom, in the hallway, or as door décor. The clipboard graphics have fun facts about the pi and Pi Day! The pie graphics include their names as pi! Includes: Easy to cut letters (color & bw)8 Clipboards with text (color & bw)6 pie slices (color only)Assembly SuggestionsIf you have any questions or comments please feel free to message me

STEM Bins Instructions for your classroom STEM station! Ready to go - print and laminate! I give students task cards to choose from and between 17-20 minutes to build. To make the students think more creatively, I only allow them to use one STEM Bin supply to build their structure. To ensure seeing all students' creations, I allow them to use the classroom iPad to take a photo of their structure with the task card next to it as well as their name (on an index card) so that I can go back through

My students really look forward to my estimation jar each month, and I hope yours will too! I have a jar that is decorated especially as our "Estimation Jar" and the students' eyes light up when I pull it out. They are eager to put their estimation skills to use, some even trying to calculate volume to try and get the closest guess. I give a prize to the top 3 guesses. This activity is great for all ages. Use it as an "estimation station" or pass the jar around to each student. It can even

Tired of students making the same errors over and over again? Frustrated with students copying the wrong numbers from the problem? Bothered when you ask a student to check their work and they just erase the whole thing and start over? Start making students' mistakes more meaningful with this lesson, practice activity, and homework assignment! This math error analysis lesson outlines the three types of errors made in math class (careless, computational, and conceptual), how to identify them, an