by Tiffany Schmidt | Jul 13, 2021 | Math and Science
Math mystery pictures are an engaging activity for students of any age. Add in skill practice, and your students can have fun while learning! I started creating math mystery picture activities when I was teaching 5th grade. As holidays approached, I no longer wanted...
by Tiffany Schmidt | Jan 23, 2021 | Math and Science
It’s time to ditch the boring math review packets and add a little friendly competition to your math block with Review Bowl games. Using Review Bowls to review math skills before a unit test is something that I never skipped. I scheduled one day before a test to...
by Tiffany Schmidt | Feb 1, 2020 | Math and Science
Fractions can be fun when you have the resources to teach the content effectively. Upper elementary students learning about fractions – from the basics to operations with fractions – can benefit from a variety of ways to learn about fractions. Save the...
by Tiffany Schmidt | Aug 24, 2016 | Math and Science
Each year, the struggle is real with multiplication. It doesn’t matter if I’m teaching 4th, 5th, or 6th – my students seem to need more practice, new ways of learning, resources for repetition, etc. After 5 years in the upper grades, I’ve...
by Tiffany Schmidt | Jun 23, 2013 | Math and Science
My 4th grade students created their own science review board games to prepare for end of level testing. They had a blast and they turned out great! See how my students used their creativity to create games that helped review for the big test. When I introduced this...
