Are you struggling with teaching place value for standards 4.NBT.1 or 5.NBT.1? I have some quick and easy place value review activities that can help - and they're interactive! This standard requires students to: 4th grade: Recognize that in a multi-digit whole number, a digit in any one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right. 5th grade: Recognize ... Read More about Quick Place Value Review for 4.NBT.1 and 5.NBT.1
Top 9 Fifth Grade Math Resources for the First 9 Weeks
The first 9 weeks of school can be OVERWHELMING. You're busy setting up your classroom, establishing routines, and getting to know your class. To make planning a little bit easier, I'm sharing my top 9 fifth grade math resources for the first 9 weeks of the school year. Before I even begin, make sure that you grab a copy of my FREE 5th Grade Math Curriculum Map (it's even editable!). This ... Read More about Top 9 Fifth Grade Math Resources for the First 9 Weeks
Why You Should Use Student Notebooks in Your Math Class
During my experience as a 5th grade math teacher, one of the greatest issues that I had was students forgetting how to solve many of the various types of problems or skills taught throughout the year. If you don't already do this, I'm going to explain why you should use student notebooks in your math class. What Led Me to Start Using Student Notebooks Preparing for assessments or working on ... Read More about Why You Should Use Student Notebooks in Your Math Class
5 Tips for Teaching at the End of the Year
What do you do with your class during the last month of school? Movies, treats, and games? We all wish! Even though you may feel "done" with the school year, there are still so many positive ways to use your time in a way that your students are still learning and everybody is still engaged and excited. Check out my 5 tips for teaching at the end of the year. What Can You Do? Incorporate ... Read More about 5 Tips for Teaching at the End of the Year
4 Tips for Upper Elementary Test Prep
Test Prep season is officially upon us! Try not to get too stressed out about preparing your upper elementary students for state testing. You've worked hard all year laying the foundations of each skill. Now it's time to have some fun and allow your kids to "show what they know". Also - let's be honest...one test does not define your students and it certainly doesn't define you as a ... Read More about 4 Tips for Upper Elementary Test Prep
Everyday Objects You Can Use to Teach Volume
Many learners need to see visuals in order to make connections, especially in math. There are a few simple items you see every day that can help illustrate and teach students about the volume of rectangular prisms. List of Objects You Can Use for Rectangular Prisms: Tissue boxes (attach 2 together to form a composite figure) Dice Cardboard packing boxes Food containers Cereal ... Read More about Everyday Objects You Can Use to Teach Volume
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