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The 'Wright' Stuff

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Dallas, Texas, United States
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I have taught 3rd grade Math & Science for one year, and 2nd grade Math & Science for 4 years!
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Preview of Gumball Fractions!

Gumball Fractions!

This is an engaging a fun activity for students to do centered around fractions. Students will create a gumball machine using the stencils provided, and then use up to five different colored pom poms, stickers, or paper as their gumballs. I gave each of my students a total of 12 pom poms. The students are to find the fractional part of each color out of the whole set of gumballs. **As a fun bonus, I gave each of my students real bubble gum to chew on during this project!**
Preview of Fraction Names!

Fraction Names!

This is a quick, fun, and simple activity where students can find fractions within their name! Students will find the fractional part of the consonants in their name as well as the vowels, from the the total number of letters in their name. This activity is a fun way to look at fractions in a different way!
Preview of Smarties Fractions!

Smarties Fractions!

This resource can be used for a great interactive fractions activity! You will need to supply a package of smarties for each student. They will use this page to sort their smarties by color and then record each fractional part. Last, they get to eat their smarties! Use this resource for an engaging and fun way to teach you students about fractions!
Preview of Fraction Flip Book

Fraction Flip Book

This book can be used for students to draw/cut & glue fraction pictures to the appropriate section of the book. It is a great way for students to anchor knowledge of their learning. Can be used as a review before an assessment, or could actually be the assessment. Multiple uses!
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About the store

Experience

I have taught 3rd grade Math & Science for one year, and 2nd grade Math & Science for 4 years!

Teaching style

I am a very hands on teacher. I am a firm believer in introducing ideas and topics with my students, and then letting them experience them and form their own opinions and thoughts. In my classroom, we use the motto "I do, We do, You do!" a lot!

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have had the honor to help write algebra ready diagnostic assessments (ESTAR) for The Texas Education Agency, in collaboration with The Research in Mathematics Education unit at SMU for 2013 & 2014. I have the honor of being the team leader for my grade level at my school.

My own education history

I graduated from the University of North Texas in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a specialization of EC-6th ESL Generalist. I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a GPA of 3.971.

Additional biographical information

I enjoy reading and being crafty in addition to being a teacher :)