Middle School Math explained
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Amesbury, Massachusetts, United States
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I have been teaching 7th grade math since 2011. Before that, I taught Life Skills, aka, Family and Consumer Science, for 9 years.
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Number lines, -25 to 25
On a single 11" by 17" page are five identical number lines, ranging from -25 to 25. Formatted on Excel; it is editable and printable. I recommend that you print it out, make several copies, separate the number lines with a paper cutter then tape on each desk in your classroom or build it into an interactive notebook.
5th - 8th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Basic Operations
CCSS
6.NS.A.1
, 7.NS.A.1
Editable Cartesian grid
Formatted in PowerPoint, a Cartesian grid. The values go from -10 to 10. To edit the numbers, follow these steps. Go to Edit, choose select all; go to Format then arrange choose un-group. Now you can access the numbers. To edit the size of the actual grid, just click on the grid and stretch. Note: You may have to adjust the numbers as you adjust the size of the grid.
7th - 10th
Algebra, Algebra 2
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Experience
I have been teaching 7th grade math since 2011. Before that, I taught Life Skills, aka, Family and Consumer Science, for 9 years.
Teaching style
High energy. Happy. Student-centered environment about 75% of the time.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I have written several grants. Won the Jump and Go grant with BlueCross/BlueShield back in 2013. And have since won several grants with a local foundation named, AEFI, Inc.
My own education history
Graduated with Bachelor Of Science at UMass/Amherst in 1983.
From Fitchburg State University received a Masters in Middle School Education and from Lesley University received a Masters in Middle School Math.
Additional biographical information
Although I grew up in New Jersey, I am very happy with my life in Massachusetts. Feel very blessed.
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