Teach Math Well presents multiple lessons and resources for energizing and empowering your math class. Though many of the lessons are focused on the fifth grade Common Core Standards, all lessons can be modified or enriched to meet the needs of any math students who are ready to learn the topics presented. If you see room for change or have ideas or questions for this blog, please contact me at maureenprattdevlin@gmail.com
Math Topics
Start-of-Year Efforts
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Resources-Tools-Materials
(26)
Mindset
(22)
Learning Design
(21)
Teacher Preparation
(18)
Assessment
(14)
Tech Integration
(13)
Community and Collaboration
(11)
Math Facts
(11)
Classrooom Set-Up
(10)
Best Lessons
(7)
Maker Math
(7)
Place Value
(5)
Flocabulary Lessons
(4)
Measurement
(4)
Numbers and Operations
(4)
Math Coach
(3)
STEAM
(3)
Systems
(3)
Teamwork
(3)
and Perimeter
(3)
Coordinate Grids
(2)
Data/Statistics
(2)
Multiples and Factors
(2)
Response to Intervention (RTI)
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Volume
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Area
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Geometry
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Math Workshop
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Team Teaching
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Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Four: Create a Math Website
Create a website to host all your math teaching/learning ideas and resources.
Create the website with the entire teaching/learning community in mind. Think of your website as a resource for students, families, colleagues, administrators, and community members.
Make your website as easy to navigate as possible. Think of Russian Nesting Dolls as you create the site and create learning paths on the site.
This is a link to my Magnificent Math website. I have some weeding and pruning to do before the school year starts, but this website has served as a terrific, evolving math/teaching resource over the past many years.
I used Google sites to make my website as we're a Google school and the platform works well with our heavy use of Google apps. There are many website platforms available, and what's important is that the platform is easy to use and access as you want to spend most of your time on math teaching and learning rather than trying to navigate a difficult platform.
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