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8 Low Prep Winter Math Ideas for Middle and High School Students. Engaging, fun, and challenging lessons perfect for extra practice, before a break, or early finishers!

Middle school and high school math students love to play games in the classroom! Games can provide rigorous, targeted practice to help students move toward mastery of the math concepts they are learning. Check out this post for some very popular games that are being playing in math classes all around the world. By Free to Discover.

Raise your hand if you’ve ever had a student say, “but when am I ever going to use this?” in the math classroom? Yup, we’ve all been there. And personally, I don’t see that comment as an insult, but an opportunity. Hear me out. Students engage in their learning when they can connect it to their lives and make it hands on - enter cross-curricular projects in the math classroom!! Check out this blog post for some ideas for your classroom!

If you're looking for a way to make your homeschool math lessons more engaging, add math games to your day. Games help middle school students learn in a fun and exciting way.

Acknowledge achievement and success by presenting bright and colorful math awards to your math students! Ideal for elementary up through junior high school.

Students are sure to remember this area of a triangle lesson! The lesson idea is a love story with two triangles complete each other making a rectangle – silly, funny, and memorable lesson! Perfect for 6th grade and 7th grade middle school math students to use in interactive notebooks as a reference. This hands-on, interactive foldable is great for middle grades and junior high students geometry curriculum.

So, you’ve been thinking about trying out stations in your middle or high school math classroom. There’s a lot to learn for sure, but once you get them situated and they become part of your classroom routine, the possibilities and benefits are endless.

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Help your students become successful with these 6 Tips (and free samples) for Making Math Intervention Work in the Middle Grades.

Can stations be the key to unlocking middle school math success? Absolutely! Explore our guide on implementing stations in 7th and 8th grade math classes. Learn strategies to ensure students fully grasp and enjoy each math concept, leaving them eager for more. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create a more effective and engaging math classroom - save this pin now!

What is Enhanced Basic Education Program? The Enhanced Basic Education Program Act of 2013, or the K to 12 Act establishes a “universal Kindergarten and introduces Grades 11 and 12 to high school education in public and private schools.(Inquirer, May 16, 2013) The K to 12 program covers kindergarten and 12 years Basic Education with six years of primary education, four years in Junior high school (Grade 7 to 10) and two years in senior high school (Grade 11 and 12) to provide…

Great ideas for back to school in the middle school math classroom. How to start the year off right so your 6th grade math, 7th grade math, and 8th grade math students have a successful year. Engage your math students from the first day of school and help them become mathematicians. Click to read more. #makesenseofmath

Are you looking for a way to keep your 6th grade math students engaged in taking math notes? Try math doodle wheels for 6th grade math instruction! Your 6th graders can explore math easily, collaborate, and be creative to learn the skill! Read about using math wheels in your 6th grade classroom in this post.

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As a teacher, there is so much to do when it comes to setting up the classroom, that it is hard to know where to start! Over the course of my first six years of teaching middle school math, a few of these classroom projects have become staples in my classroom. In this post, I plan to share a few of these ideas. (1) Assignment Notebook Board The first thing my middle school students do (or should be doing!) when they come to class is fill out their assignment notebooks. With some ruler tape…

Square 2+ Digit Numbers Mentally: For my first Instructable, I posted my first Instructable about a fun trick I had learned back in junior high for taking the cube roots of large numbers (6 or more digits) mentally. It was a well liked and well received 'ible, getting featured and …

Do you teach middle or high school math? There are a bunch of free math activities in my free math resource library at scaffoldedmath.com

Rigorous math lessons are important for pushing student thinking and understanding. Today I’m going to share one change that can make a problem more rigorous. This technique can be use to create a problem solving task that really makes your middle school or high school math students think! When stu