Challenge your students' understanding of converting between fractions and decimals with this @openmiddle problem: https://t.co/kEdgCPGHWN #MTBoS#iteachmath
If you're a K to 7th teacher looking for engaging problem solving tasks, then check out @gfletchy's problems at https://t.co/aZdw8oyltq. #MTBoS#iteachmath
Teachers, if there is one solace you can take away from these turbulent times is that your students may not remember much of what you taught, but they will remember that you cared, showed grace, made them feel valued, and supported. They will remember that forever.
Small group instruction is so powerful especially when it is targeted using data. Mrs. Burris and I are working together to help students grow as problem solvers @CedricSmithElem
I hope schools keep in mind that most students haven't seen their classmates in 6 months. Don't punish kids for being kids when they get back in the classroom. They will want to talk, ,laugh, play, share experiences. Hopefully schools are making adjustments for this to happen.
Here is an #Estimation180 Scavenger Hunt activity for you, your family, and students.
Bonus: you can use it with #clotheslinemath too!
https://t.co/LBT86xhRON
Looking for some fun math activities to do at home?
Explore Area and Perimeter with @cheezit crackers!
Free worksheet included: https://t.co/At9wYzLvek
#homeschool#homeschooling#education
Elementary kids shouldn’t have more than an hour or two of work per day. That’s it. That’s all they need. Many miss teachers. Some are scared & anxious. & they just want their parents to be parents right & not feel like they have to be the education warden. Focus on play & family
PSA:
The mental health and wellbeing of teachers matters.
We need realistic expectations for students and families, but also for teachers.
#remotelearning
Parents, while you are quickly learning to be a teacher at home, here are things to remember.Inspire your kids with their own passions/interests.Help them acquire skills and knowledge they need to be confident and independent learners.Enable your kids to experiment/ask questions.