Are you looking for an engaging summer learning option for students? Many students have been invited to participate in summer programs at their school or district, but if you are searching for a virtual option, SplashLearn has you covered. From elementary English Language Arts practice to interactive math content, there is a lot to explore […]
This post is in partnership with SplashLearn. All opinions are my own. Do you use a game-based learning curriculum in your classroom? Finding engaging resources for students is a challenge at all levels. To help cultivate a habit of life-long learning, the team at SplashLearn has developed elementary-friendly resources you’ll want to check out. SplashLearn […]
This post is in partnership with Educaplay. All opinions are my own. This month, I had the chance to jump into an EdTech tool that lets teachers create and share activities with their students. When you dive into the site, you can search for lots of student-friendly activities to share with your students. In this […]
This post is in partnership with MIND Research Institute. All opinions are my own. What does math instruction look like in your blended or distance learning classroom? As you work to meet your students’ needs both in a traditional, face-to-face classroom and during a remote learning initiative, there are ways to personalize this math learning […]
I don’t know about your students, but mine always loved puzzles and games. The more I could bring games them into activities — especially during math — the better! So at ISTE this year I was excited to hear about a special new set of math puzzles from ST Math®. They have released these short […]
As educators, we spend time thinking about how to best prepare students for the future. During my time as a teacher, I tried my best to make connections between content in our math curriculum and the world outside of our classroom. For many students, identifying the “why” behind the reasons they learn a particular strategy […]
As a classroom teacher, parents often came to me looking for mobile apps, websites and resources. They want to find the best digital tools to help their children grow as students. This list can be shared with families at a back-to-school night or open house. You might choose a few of these ideas to share […]
DigiPuzzle is a resource for online games for students that covers a wide range of skills and interests. This website includes educational games. These games cover math skills like fractions and multiplication and playful games related to topics like wintertime. Finding online resources for students that keeps them interested and engaged can be a challenge, but […]
Pinterest is a fantastic resource for teachers. With tons of searchable activities and lesson plans it’s the perfect place to go to gather ideas for your classroom. Here’s a list of Pinterest pages for math teachers: Pinterest Pages for Math Teachers Math Games On this collaborative math games board you’ll find hundreds of pins for a […]
Door 24 Plus is a free iPad Math Fact Game for Kids in grades 1-8. It works to establish students’ fact fluency and then builds computational fluency. Door 24 Plus requires students to solve problems using basic facts, number sense and algebraic thinking. This iPad app contains two games: Snargg Splatt to develop fact fluency and Victor […]