Calendar math

This summer I read the book Guided Math by Laney Sammons. Chapter 3 was all about using Math Warm-Ups. A quote that stuck out to me was, "Participating in a variety of brief mathematical activities during the first 20-30 minutes of the day leads students to make subtle mental shifts into the world of mathematical awareness and learning." (Laney Sammons also has a book called Daily Math Stretches for K-2 that sounds interesting, but I haven't checked it out yet!) This is why I've always tried…

Calendar Math is my favorite way to consistently review math standards in my classroom. This daily review is simple, low maintenance, and highly effective.

Make the most of your classroom calendar time with tips for a routine that works. Ideas for your classroom calendar display and activities.

Engaging, meaningful, math-based calendar content for your first graders!

Annette | Math Resource Creation Expert on Instagram: "Could this be any more mathy?! I’m ready for day 1! 🤩The top is my hanging math calendar (yes, I have one that is the regular date with commas) 🥰 the next two are my hanging countdown! It is editable in case you have a different number of days of school. 🤓 all the math nerd vibes in one calendar! Want the link? Let me know which part you’re interested in! #middleschoolmath #mathteacher #iteachmath #mathcalendar #hangingcalendar…

A staple in the primary grades during the morning routine is updating the class calendar. The calendar is just the beginning of our math interactions. This post will focus on Daily Math Meeting Routines for primary grades.

Teachers have been using focus walls in their classrooms for a very long time. But, if you are anything like me, all of the choices that exist out there

Tips of implementing daily number of the day activities in a primary classroom. Includes free printable for students to fill in with number representations.