Addition and subtraction are two of the most essential skills students develop in elementary math. In this post, we’ll explore step-by-step strategies, scaffolded practice ideas, and ready-to-use classroom resources that can help your students confidently add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers with and without regrouping.

Additive angles are more than just another geometry concept; they’re a powerful way to help students connect measurement, reasoning, and problem-solving. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach additive angles effectively, with hands-on strategies and ready-to-use classroom resources for practice.

Teaching students to measure and sketch angles with a protractor is an essential part of developing their understanding of geometry. In this post, we’ll explore step-by-step strategies to help students measure and draw angles accurately and confidently using a protractor, with ready-to-use resources for practice.

Teaching angle measurement is an exciting way to help students see geometry in action. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach the concepts of angle measurement effectively using clear visuals, hands-on practice, and engaging no-prep resources to reinforce understanding.

October-themed word problems are a great way to bring the spirit of the season into your math lessons. From Fire Prevention Week and Fall Festivals to Halloween themes, October offers plenty of meaningful, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these word problem themes can boost your students’ skills and excitement for math this month!

Line plots are one of those math topics that blend data, number sense, and visual reasoning beautifully. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach line plots effectively, from whole numbers to fractions, with strategies, engaging activities, and ready-to-use classroom tools to support student success.

September-themed word problems are a great way to bring that back-to-school energy into your math lessons. From Labor Day and Back-to-School routines to Fall Harvest themes, September offers plenty of meaningful, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these word-problem themes can boost your students’ skills and excitement for math this month!

Teaching area and perimeter is one of the most practical ways to show students how math connects to the real world. In this post, we’ll explore effective strategies, engaging activities, and classroom tools that make teaching area and perimeter clear, fun, and meaningful.

February-themed word problems are a great way to bring the spirit of the month into your math lessons. From Valentine’s Day to Black History Month themes, February offers many meaningful, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these themes can boost your students’ skills and excitement for math this month!

Rounding whole numbers can be one of those skills that seem simple until you try to explain why 347 rounds to 300 and not 400. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach rounding whole numbers step-by-step, engaging strategies, common misconceptions, and ready-to-use classroom tools to make your lessons smoother and more effective.

January-themed word problems are a great way to bring the energy of new beginnings into your math lessons. From New Year celebrations to National Hobby Month, January offers plenty of engaging, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these word problem themes can motivate your students and strengthen their math skills this month!

Comparing and ordering whole numbers is a fundamental part of understanding place value. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach comparing and ordering multi-digit whole numbers effectively, using place value strategies, classroom visuals, and differentiated practice activities that strengthen understanding for all learners.

Monthly-themed word problems are a great way to bring the spirit of the season into your math lessons. From Winter Break and Holiday Foods to Winter Sports, December offers plenty of meaningful, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these fun and educational word problem themes can boost your students’ skills and excitement for math this month!

Prime and composite numbers are more than just math vocabulary terms; they’re essential tools for developing number sense, problem-solving, and critical thinking. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach prime and composite numbers effectively, with strategies, examples, and ready-to-use classroom tools to make learning engaging.

Monthly-themed word problems are a great way to bring the spirit of the season into your math lessons. From Elections and Veterans Day to Thanksgiving, November offers plenty of meaningful, real-world contexts for problem-solving. Let’s explore how these fun and educational word problem themes can boost your students’ skills and excitement for math this month!

Factors and multiples are more than just math terms; they’re essential building blocks for number sense and problem-solving. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach factors and multiples effectively in upper elementary grades, with practical strategies, engaging activities, and ready-to-use classroom tools to strengthen student understanding.

Number and shape patterns are more than simple sequences; they are the foundation of mathematical thinking. In this post, we’ll explore how to teach number and shape patterns effectively in upper elementary grades, with strategies, examples, and ready-to-use classroom tools to support student success.

Multiplicative comparisons help students understand how quantities relate through multiplication. This post covers multiplicative comparison concepts, teaching tips, and comparison resources like worksheets and task cards to boost student confidence and fluency. Let’s dive in and set your students up for math success!

Monthly themed word problems are a great way to integrate seasonal themes into your classroom while helping your students practice one-step and multi-step word problems. Are you ready to make your math lessons more engaging with real-world problems? Let’s explore some fun and educational word problem themes for the months!

The box method for division is one of the various strategies that stands out for its clear step-by-step approach and visual representation of a division problem. This article explores the box method for division, why it’s preferred by most teachers and students, and resources for mastering this division method.