The mathematics I encounter in classrooms. Plus a prize drawing! September 29, 2017. I am working on my next book from Stenhouse, a counting titled. I took a little time away from that this summer to work on a set of shapes posters. I designed them, Tracy. Helped me refine them, and the Stenhouse production team made them beautiful. Why is there a square on the rectangle poster? Send me.

Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Sunday, March 11, 2018. March lettuce, started in the fall. The grackles, my favorite bird, are back, strutting around like they own the place, giving me the yellow eye, tossing over sticks and leaves and clam shells, eating pretty much anything that moves. A lone crocus flower opened up for business, ready for any late winter bee foolish enough to wander out on this chilly, windy day.

Thoughts on teaching, learning, and the crazy process of having fun doing both with students. From the Archives - Notes Before A Move. It has been quiet over here on the blog. These individuals often need to be managed in a different way, time, or setting. When I do handle things in this individualized way, as difficult as it can.

Short videos that show how content grows across grade levels. Where I plan to be next and hopefully our paths cross. Catch up on the latest posts. Foundations of Fractions Online Course. Reasoning with Fractions Through the Lens of a 10 Yr Old.

Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Provides services and shelter to women in difficult situations.

Trying to wrap my arms around the whole K-12 math curriculum so I can help students at all levels. I have been itching to try an Open Middle. As a tutor, I am always looking for ways to enrich and deepen the understanding of the students I work with, as opposed to just band-aiding their current math struggles. I finally got my chance last week. Draw three rectangles with a perimeter of 20 units. 8220;Oh, I get it! At which point h.