That Fun-Guy

Have fun with this project. Be creative. The possibilities are endless! Below are the items for which you will be responsible. Read each item carefully and any descriptions therein. Some commonly used items in landscaping include fencing, brick pavers, grass, sod, mulch, gravel, rocks, fire pits, pools, decks, sheds, chairs, swings, etc… Research and consult with family or friends for some inspiration toward your designs. The options are endless! Have fun with it!

Every now and then you may need to be out for the day. It's important for you and your classroom to be safe and have consistency even while you are away. Rather than creating your own sub-folder, consider using this packet to get you started.

This is a great project that encourages students to have conversations about how math plays a role in real life. Included are instructions, interview sheets for students to fill out and space to write a reflection of what they learned from the project.

Here is a simple worksheet, with instructions, for finding percents, percentages and bases.

Want a simple handout, desktop resource or something to put on the wall to help students with Multiplication, Perfect Squares, and more? Check out this Multiplication Chart which also highlights their perfect squares.

Are you looking for a quick and simply way to keep track of student participation? Check this out! I have found this to be super simple and quick when needing to make a quick note during class. I use this for taking attendance, marking any point deductions and keeping track of homework being turned in. Just insert your student's names in the first column and go from there!

This is a great resource to help students who struggle with adding and subtracting positives and negatives.