The Setnor Solution

Looking for an easy-to-use 6th grade math review that saves you time and gives instant feedback? This mixed review is designed to assess key 6th grade math skills while automatically grading student responses as they type in their answers. Perfect for review days, test prep, sub plans, early finishers, or formative assessment, this digital resource allows teachers to quickly check for understanding without extra grading work. What’s Included: Google Sheets digital mixed review Auto-grading f

Geometric proofs are difficult for students - especially in the early stages. This variety of graphic organizers is simple, but SO helpful for students to have a place to organize their new vocabulary.

A user-friendly guide with step-by-step instructions on how to complete your first tessellation!

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish Students can engage in the school's celebration while still learning and working with percentages and data analysis.

Print double-sided and then cut. Students grab a ticket when they enter the classroom and give it to you when class is over. Entry task ensures that students begin working as soon as they enter the room (I usually select a problem from the previous day's lesson). The exit task should be something from the current days lesson, to ensure that students understood the lesson.

Keeping track of homework can be messy. Instead of collecting a bunch of papers, just so I can hand them back the next day, I have students grade their homework in class and record their scores on a homework log. Homework logs are distributed at the beginning of every chapter and are collected on the day of our chapter test. Then I only enter one homework score at the end of each unit.

Helping students develop a growth mindset is an integral part of our roles as teachers. I have these posters displayed in the front of my classroom as a constant reminder of the language we should use.