In the realm of DIY projects for kids, creativity is the key that unlocks a world of endless possibilities. Engaging kids in Do-It-Yourself (DIY) projects not only fosters their imagination… Read More

We all have tips and tricks in the classroom that we swear by, right? Today, I’m sharing my favorite math tools that will make lessons easier to each and most importantly, easier for k… Read More

It is NO surprise how much I love using math games in the classroom! Games are such a great way to engage students, while also building their fact fluency and number sense. Games are… Read More

Is in selectional restriction of structural variations where one word sometime is more appropriate to be used rather than its counterpart. 3 2 2 2. Subtraction Tables Chart Math Subtraction… Read More

Spring fever is real. You can’t tell any teacher otherwise. When the weather begins to warm up, students begin to think about summertime. They have visions of playing outside all day… Read More

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The post 20 First Grade Math Games That Will Really Engage Your Students appeared first on TodayHeadline. It’s time to let your first grade math students in on a little secret: math… Read More

On a beautiful summer day, we were soaking up the sun while drawing in our backyard. My friend’s son, age 6, decided he was going to write a book.  He casually asked Lila, age 5 a… Read More

Its never too early to begin your kid’s education. Toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners and older kids are eager to learn their ABCs, counting, math, drawing and many more. Here… Read More