Teaching the "Wright" Way

Mighty math is a daily practice of math skills for reinforcement and retention of skills taught during the year. • Distribute the weekly sheet on Monday and review the skill of the week with the students. On the first day, model the problems while students complete the sheet with the teacher. • On days 2-5 students complete the 4 problems independently. After the problems are completed, go over the answers with the students having students correct their mistakes. Discuss the problem and clear up

• Mighty math is a daily practice of math skills for reinforcement and retention of skills taught during the year. • Distribute the weekly sheet on Monday and review the skill of the week with the students. On the first day, model the problems while students complete the sheet with the teacher. • On days 2-5 students complete the 4 problems independently. After the problems are completed, go over the answers with the students having students correct their mistakes. Discuss the problem and clear

Celebrate the Valentine season by using these "color by code" math skills coloring sheets! Students will be actively engaged as they work to figure out the hidden pictures. The math skills included are: rounding to the nearest 10rounding to the nearest 100equivalent fractionsaddition estimation to 100subtraction estimation to 100finding products of basic multiplication factsNO PREP! - just print and go. Answer sheets are provided for self checking. Suggestions for use: Morning WorkESL/ELL Lesson

Here's a new take on an old time game. Use the Cootie Catchers to help your students learn their basic multiplication facts. The minute you introduce these to your students, you will see their excitement level rise! The set includes facts 2s - 12s. Each Cootie Catcher includes facts X2 - X9 (since students probably don't need to practice X0 and X1). The resource also provides directions for folding the cootie catcher and directions for a game using the cootie catchers along with a score sheet. H

These addition computation task cards work well for fast finishers who need extra practice with computation. They could also be used in centers, or during a math “workshop”. Since there are 20 task cards at each level, you could assign the appropriate level that the student needs to practice.

If you are using a circus theme in your classroom, these name plates are just the way to identify your "Ringmasters" to visitors in your classroom. The name plates provide "helpers". The design for primary students include the alphabet (vowels stand out in red), number line, and basic shapes. The design for intermediate students includes the cursive alphabet, and multiplication chart. Laminate for durability to last the entire year. Be sure to check out these other Circus Theme resources... Boas