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Raise your hand if you caught the Blue's Clues reference! These math interactive notebooks really are handy and dandy. You've probably heard of math interactive notebooks. Maybe even tried a few out. And honestly, some of them are a complete waste of precious instructional time. BUT...THESE. THESE aren’t just any notebooks. They’re NO-FOLD notebooks. Yep...easy peasy. They will SUPPORT your lesson...NOT hijack your whole math block. ⏳ Here’s how they help your students: 📓 They get involved Instead of zoning out while you model, students are gluing in their own notebook page and jotting down your notes and examples in the extra space. 🧰 They’re a built-in reminder Once your whiteboard’s erased, the lesson is gone. But the notebook? Still right there in their desk. And they can look back at them any time they need to. ✏️ They build independence Teach students to flip back for help. Model how you use the notebook so they can too. These notebooks are ready for grades 2–5. They come with or without standards on the page. ✨ You're going to love having this tool for your students this year.
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Ho ho ho! Santa Claus here! 🎅 I'm coming to you LIVE from the North Pole with the Black Friday deal you didn't know you needed! Picture this: December 1st hits and suddenly your well-behaved students turn into candy-cane-obsessed, countdown-watching, "IS IT WINTER BREAK YET?" little elves. 🧝 They can't sit still. Every lesson is followed by "Can we have a holiday party?" And regular worksheets? PSHH-- They'd rather plan their Christmas list. 🎄 December is TOUGH in the classroom! 🎁🎁But here's...
If you’ve ever seen second graders cry over subtraction with regrouping…you’re not alone. ➡️ This 6-week unit builds confidence step-by-step (with games, visuals, and review!) P.S. Don't teach 2nd grade? Reply to this email with your grade level and I'll update your preferences!
The end of the year is here. I bet your students are mentally clocked out.Reading another nonfiction passage sounds about as fun as watching paint dry.But you know they still need practice. Then a mission appears: 🚀 Find the astronaut lost in space. To complete the mission, your students will read six high-interest nonfiction passages, earn clues, and solve the quest together. Suddenly, they’re asking for “just one more passage.”They’re focused. Engaged.They’re reading. This is your chance to...