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I taught 14 years in elementary classrooms and have over a decade of teaching teachers. I love learning about how kids learn. I read all the time, love writing, learning about science and math. I like origami, knitting, crafting and spending time with my family.
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Preview of Math Activities Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Math Activities Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

These activities bring your students gently into the world of improper fractions and mixed numbers.
Preview of Equivalent Fractions

Equivalent Fractions

Students who can multiply fractions are ready to take A Fresh Look at Equivalent Fractions. This series of straightforward activities based on the multiplicative identity property of one helps students discover the fundamental structure at the heart of equivalent fractions and grasp why the process of reducing fractions to their simplest form requires the search for common factors.
Preview of Compare Unit Fractions on the Number Line

Compare Unit Fractions on the Number Line

Walk your students step by step through the process of placing unit fractions on the number line and then checking to see which one is larger. Students need a lot of practice in order to become familiar with the process of placing fractions on the number line. With practice over time, this activity will help them see that unit fractions with larger denominators are actually smaller than those with smaller denominators. After all, one-tenth is smaller than one-half! Please let me know what you
Preview of Compare Unit Fractions on Number Line

Compare Unit Fractions on Number Line

Finding and comparing unit fractions on the number line is a very important mathematical skill.
Preview of Explore Unit Fractions

Explore Unit Fractions

Let your students explore math using unit fractions.
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Experience

I taught 14 years in elementary classrooms and have over a decade of teaching teachers. I love learning about how kids learn. I read all the time, love writing, learning about science and math. I like origami, knitting, crafting and spending time with my family.

Teaching style

I come from a constructivist point of view. Each person really does have to recreate the wheel and axel for themselves. Teachers can create environments in which students flourish. I value reflection, mindfulness and a calm rational approach to the curriculum. Real learning takes time, which is often forgotten these days.

My own education history

I went to Earlham College in Indiana, The University of Iowa and Michigan State University. I have two undergraduate degrees in psychology and education as well as a Masters in Teaching and Curriculum.

Additional biographical information

I love reading, teaching, learning and sharing time with friends and family. I love travel, music and crafts.