This isn't exactly a one day event, but we figured on Christmas everyone would be busy with family, or simply relaxing. So whatever you are doing, you don't have to stop, as these blog posts are available at your convenience….AND they include free resources!!!
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In this post are a bunch of free math printables that will brighten up your math classroom while sending students the message that math is cool, fun and for everyone!
Let students discover the angle relationships created when lines are cut by a transversal. This fun activity involves taping angles onto the floor and allows students to really visualize the difference between parallel and non-parallel lines.
Learn about an awesome activity that will help your students understand how to make connections between equations and their graphs. Plus, you will get two free resources to try with your students!
Know you should differentiate math instruction but not sure where to begin? This blog post includes lists of math tasks broken down within Bloom's Taxonomy. You can also download a free set of differentiated task cards!
Check out this roundup of my top free resources for secondary math teachers! Your students will LOVE the instant feedback they'll get and you'll love the self-grading features.
- Middle School Math Man
This post highlights 3 free activities designed to engage students at the middle school level. Included is a Connect Four Game, Mystery Transformations Activity, and a Dividing Whole Numbers Scavenger Hunt.
