Some of my fifth grade friends have been hard at work, designing cube cities as a culminating activity to their study on volume. In som...

A geoboard provides endless opportunities for fraction exploration. To increase your options, flip the tool over and use a dry erase marker...

Multiples can prove to be a challenge for students in grades 3-5. In fourth grade, we expect students to be able to determine whether a g...

With summer upon us, I couldn't resist pulling out Fractured Fairy Tales, my all-time favorite unit to teach. Three excited kiddos ...

The day I announced that we were going to do some math challenges with fidget spinners, the gadgets were permanently banned at school...

Math vocabulary is like spinach. While good for you, in some circles, both have been known to have a less-than-stellar reputation. I&#...

**UPDATE: I'm working hard to make more pieces of this unit available. In the meantime, enjoy my favorite unit and one of love2learn2d...

Unifix cubes are one of my favorite math manipulatives. I especially love to use them when averaging. In the "old days," when I ...

As a math coach I'm able to see a lot of teachers and students in action. On a recent visit to a third grade classroom, I saw a fanta...

"Parallel lines have so much in common...it's a shame that they'll never meet." Print these humorous parallel lines card...