Addition is one of my favorite math units to teach, mainly because there are tons of fun and engaging games…
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For years, I struggled with getting my kids to line up in their own space. A few years ago, I made my own line up dots, and things have never been better. Now everyone has their own space, and there are no arguments about where we stand in line! 👇Do you use line up dots in your classroom?
One of my best teacher tips is... put your class list on your lanyard!![]()
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You never know when you'll need to refer to it, and you won't have to worry about forgetting it!![]()
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This also helps me with remembering what order my students line up in because it takes them a few weeks to remember!
For now, my answer is A- but you never know when it's gonna change!![]()
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What's your answer? Tell us below! 👇
Poems are one of my favorite ways to teach!![]()
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These 3D shape poems are fun, catchy, and free!![]()
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Tag a friend who could use these in their classroom! 💗![]()
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Click here to download yours --> www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/3D-Shape-Poems-3572264
🙋Raise your hand if you have cinderblock walls! My things were ALWAYS falling off!![]()
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Here's my secret: Painters tape and hot glue. It's magical!![]()
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And my NEW secret that so many of you told me about is malavus tape! I never even knew it existed! 🙌![]()
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Click here to get some and stop taping things back up! --> www.amazon.com/shop/teachingwithheart
