Do you recognize any of these strange phrases? If so, you may be a 4th or 5th grade teacher who teaches long division. If you aren’t aware, these weird sentences are mnemonic devices commonly used to teach the multiple steps used in long division. Using the standard algorithm, I teach these steps: As a […]
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As a 4th grade teacher, you know the value of engaging your students with compelling stories that not only capture their imaginations but also teach valuable lessons. Here’s a list of 25 beloved books that both students and teachers love, complete with short summaries and reasons why they make excellent novel studies or at least
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In my previous post, I confessed that I NEVER take home math papers to grade anymore. The reason is that I have, over time, worked hard to develop ways for all of my math practice work to be self-checked by the students. #1 Coded Joke Worksheets or Task Cards Is it just me, or do
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