Beginning in 3rd Grade, students can take what they have learned about standard measurement and basic multiplication, and apply it to measuring perimeter and area of a variety shapes. These math concepts are best learned with engaging and hands-on measurement activities. This Math Made Fun Unit teaches these skills along with estimating and adding together…
If you’re looking for some fun ways to incorporate creativity, following directions and writing into the classroom, directed drawings are one of the best ways to do just that! Directed drawings are the perfect way to help students build confidence and pay attention to detail. Don’t forget to grab the freebie at the bottom of…
Teaching writing in kindergarten can be one of the most challenging aspects of teaching. In fact, this is the biggest struggle for many teachers in my private Facebook group. While we are talking about this struggle, let’s be honest: not all kids love to write. In like manner, children can struggle too! This is exactly…
Teaching data and graphing to third grade students combines previously-learned math concepts with making sense of and organizing the information of everyday statistics. Furthermore, it allows them to communicate their reasoning and mathematical thinking. When students become comfortable and efficient in understanding and using graphs, they are eventually able to apply these skills to more…
During this time, where parents are scrambling to gather quality resources to educate their kids at home, I have created Home Learning Packets with 3 weeks of grade level practice! I’ve compiled these packets by pulling pages from some of my very best resources. Each packet includes 5 activity pages each day that cover a…
I am so excited to share with you one of my absolute FAVORITE ways to build words with my new CVC Word Building Mats and Blends and Digraphs Mats! As usual, we are always looking for more engaging ways to make reading and spelling FUN for kids! Most importantly, we want kids to feel confident…
By third grade, students should be well familiar with telling time. It is also a skill that students enjoy greatly and get excited about! Mastering time to the minute should come more easily at this stage. To build their understanding of previously-taught skills, students in third grade learn and practice elapsed time as well. In…
