Perfectly Practical

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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

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I have taught grade 6, grade 5, grade 3/4, grade 2/3 and am now a Special Education Resource Teacher. All this since 2010!

CAFE Strategy Cards

Bingo Bundle: French School Supplies Flash Cards and Bingo Cards

Multiplication Task Cards for 2, 5, and 10 Facts

Addition and Subtraction to 100 Board Games

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Addition and Subtraction Flash Cards to 20

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All addition and subtraction equations from 0-20. The flash cards are colour coded too! Use for games, independent practice, and much more! **New and Revised Edition**

K - 6th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math

Representing Division Worksheet

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This worksheet has students practicing representing division in four different ways - as a number sentence, as an array, as a fact family, and as repeated subtraction. It's great for introducing division strategies and for review. My students like it!

3rd - 7th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math

Division I Have…Who Has… Game - Mental Math

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The traditional I Have… Who Has… game made with division facts. Students use a variety of strategies (related facts, repeated subtraction, and traditional division) to solve problems. There are four games included: 5 and 7 Facts, 4 and 6 Facts, 2 and 9 Facts, and 3 and 8 Facts. The game works well for 3-4 players.

3rd - 6th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math

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Experience

I have taught grade 6, grade 5, grade 3/4, grade 2/3 and am now a Special Education Resource Teacher. All this since 2010!

Teaching style

I believe that students need to be responsible for their learning. My job is to teach them the skills they need to become independent. Most of my lessons involve me modelling skills to the whole class and releasing students to work in small groups or individually to practice those skills. Students also need to take responsibility to attempt to answer questions before going to adults. My classroom is full of reminders in the form of posters and displays to help students become independent.