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I taught in South Carolina Title I Schools for ten and a half years. My first two years were spent teaching a 4th/5th grade multiage homeroom. I taught Math, Language Arts, and Science. I taught Science Lab for five years before returning to a looping 4th/5th grade classroom, teaching Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies. I have taught Gifted and Talented Math for five years. Having taught Everyday Math for eight years, I have flipcharts prepared for almost every fourth, fifth, and sixth grade lesson. Please contact me if you would be interested in those. I have since gone on to teach in Georgia and Colorado, focuing on STEM education.
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Preview of 5th Math CCSS STEM Performance Task: Play-Area Pavers

5th Math CCSS STEM Performance Task: Play-Area Pavers

This CCSS Performance Task is a four part task modeled after Smarter Balanced test questions. Students engage with four questions which build upon one another under the guise of developing the pavers a fast-food restaurant chain will use to remodel the playgrounds at their locations. The fourth task in this activity can also be used to assess concepts about coding that students may have learned through a STEM initiative, but prior experience with coding is unnecessary for success in this activ
Preview of Telling Time Using the Hour Hand

Telling Time Using the Hour Hand

Do your students frequently tell you it's 8:57 when the clock actually reads 7:57? This lesson will help! When my fourth and fifth graders frequently read an analog clock wrong any time it displayed a time in the second half of an hour, I developed this method to help them tell time accurately and confidently. This bundle includes a 13-page interactive flipchart used to teach the method. The 5-page .pdf file includes a student sheet that allows them to practice matching the hour hand's posit
Preview of Measure & Make Santa and Snowperson

Measure & Make Santa and Snowperson

Need a great way to help students practice their measurement skills? Looking for a way to keep your math students engaged the week before Winter Break? Want to increase your students' ability to read carefully and follow directions? Look no further! This resource gives step-by-step directions for creating a Santa face or a Snowperson face using rulers and protractors. Students practice reading carefully, measuring in centimeters, measuring in inches, drawing angles with protractors, naming line
Preview of Dotty Decimals - Decimal Multiplication Game

Dotty Decimals - Decimal Multiplication Game

Students struggling with fluency with decimal multiplication? This always-changing game adds a dose of competition to help them on their way! This game uses a deck of cards to provide the numerals and a bingo chip as a decimal point to allow students to create the numbers they're multiplying. The use of a coin toss adds a bit of randomization to keep kids thinking about the values of the numbers they're using and what the operation does to those values. While the game is compatible with Ever
Preview of Brain Labels

Brain Labels

To help our students stay organized, we set up a "brain" in their School Life Binder. In addition to their school-issued date book/agenda, we turn four folders inside-out and label them to help the students stay organized. This product includes a .pdf to print 3 sets of labels per one page of Avery 5160 labels. To use: Collect four inexpensive (no prongs!) folders per student. Fold each inside out. Use a large three-hole punch to punch a set of holes on the opposite side of the folders from
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Experience

I taught in South Carolina Title I Schools for ten and a half years. My first two years were spent teaching a 4th/5th grade multiage homeroom. I taught Math, Language Arts, and Science. I taught Science Lab for five years before returning to a looping 4th/5th grade classroom, teaching Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies. I have taught Gifted and Talented Math for five years. Having taught Everyday Math for eight years, I have flipcharts prepared for almost every fourth, fifth, and sixth grade lesson. Please contact me if you would be interested in those. I have since gone on to teach in Georgia and Colorado, focuing on STEM education.

Teaching style

HANDS-ON! I love integrating technology and use an Interactive White Board non-stop. I had an opportunity to teach in a 1:1 iPad classroom for a year and loved it! I spend as little time as possible lecturing. We're almost always creating, experimenting, viewing, observing, manipulating, role-playing, and discovering.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Clemson University Learn, Serve, and Care Award, 2004; Discovery Education Network STAR Educator, 2008; Palmetto's Finest School - Red Cedar Elementary, 2014-2015

My own education history

B.A. Elementary Education - Clemson University 2004, M.Ed. Teaching (Science) - University of South Carolina 2013

Additional biographical information

I've spent tons of time creating my own curriculum, especially in Science. Please contact me if there's something you need that I haven't posted. For more information about me, access to my substituting blog, or to get in touch, please visit mscrewe.weebly.com