I am thrilled so many teachers have jumped at the chance to have ready-to-go math games for your classroom centers! These teachers are saving time and energy by not running around looking for games to fill up their math centers! Centers in a Snap was designed for you to open
Math games are SO awesome to use in the classroom for so many reasons – from working on important math skills to giving your students a chance to work on social skills. However, playing math games in the primary classroom can often seem daunting. Not only do you need to
I am a firm believer that play should be a part of each child’s day. Math is a perfect time to slip in play with learning! “Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning” – Mr. Rogers Every single day in my classroom we play math games.
By now you know I am a HUGE fan of teaching phonics in the classroom! I am a firm believer that phonics is the best pathway for students to tap into reading success. But, we as teachers need to teach our students in a systematic, sequential way for our students
When I began teaching {many moons ago!} I was clueless when it came to teaching reading and phonics in my small groups! I knew it was important to teach kids to read using phonics, but at that time, I had no idea how! My school did not provide a curriculum
For as long as teaching has been around, there have always been debates about the best way to teach reading to young learners. From basal readers, structured literacy to balanced literacy…the debate goes on! This year I’m beginning my 20th year and I am certain that teaching reading through phonics sets
