By Rissa Hanneken Ever wondered how to make multiplication even more engaging for your third graders? After laying the groundwork with repeated addition and diving into the world of multiplication arrays, there's a fresh and interactive avenue awaiting exploration: number lines. Picture this: a ... READ the POST
Back to School Math Activities Simplified
By Rissa Hanneken, Updated November 8, 2023 Transitioning from summer vacation to the school year can be an uphill battle for both teachers and students. The struggle to reestablish routines, familiarize oneself with new curriculum content, and overcome the 'summer slide' in learning are ... READ the POST
3 Ways You Can Use Math Anchor Charts
By Rissa Hanneken, Updated November 8, 2023 Are you a teacher who struggles to find engaging ways to teach math and wondering how to overcome the challenges of reinforcing learning and meeting the diverse needs of your 3rd-grade students? You might want to consider the transformative power of ... READ the POST
Math Morning Work Activities: Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills from the Start of the Day
How are you currently kicking off your day with your 3rd graders? Do you think math word problems could shake things up in a fun & educational way? The start of the school day can be a pivotal time to engage students in stimulating activities that can set the tone for the rest of their day. As a ... READ the POST
Math Game Shows: The Perfect Way to Kick Off Back to School
By Rissa Hanneken, Updated November 15, 2023 Have you considered using math game shows to kick off your math curriculum this school year? These games not only provide an interactive and exciting way for students to review important math concepts, but they also promote teamwork and friendly ... READ the POST
3rd Grade Math Worksheets: Meeting the Needs of Diverse Learners
By Rissa Hanneken, Updated Novenber 15, 2023 In every third-grade classroom, math worksheets are essential in managing the varied skill levels of students. You'll encounter a dynamic mix of abilities: some students might find basic concepts challenging, while others breeze through them with ease. ... READ the POST
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