Math Workshop

Getting started with math workshop in the elementary classroom

Upper elementary math workshop ideas for whole group math lessons, math centers, math small groups, and independent math practice.

It's been quite some time since I've blogged about Math Workshop. As one of my school's math coaches, I'm fully immersed in all things math while teaching full time throughout the year. I'm lucky enough to work alongside teachers, host coaching cycles, write curriculum for my school and present PD sessions, all while teaching a class of my own. It helps my mindset and perspective while in my role as a coach and I'm hoping it makes me more realistic and approachable to my colleagues. This…

Addition strategies posters and flashcards Help your child learn addition with these colorful posters and flashcards. The posters feature step-by-step instructions for different addition strategies, while the flashcards provide practice with different types of addition problems. These resources are perfect for helping your child develop strong addition

Topics include planning, organizing, and managing math workshop, as well as finding math center games and activities to use in your classroom!

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For many people, implementing Math Workshop in Middle School is a foreign concept. I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be. You can make it work. I did and I honestly think that my students learned more because of it. Setting Up the Week Many of you know that I am a ... Read more

There are so many fun games that can be played with a 100 Chart! One of my favorites is Roll to 100. This is a game that I created as a low-prep, fun, place value center for my second graders…and they loved it! I have also used this game with first graders to practice identifying […]

Planning and prepping differentiated math centers can be simple when using the Math Workshop framework. Less prep time and greater student growth is a win-win.