Raise your hand if you like interactive notebooks, annotated text, and order of operations! We’ve got these and more for you here. And they’re from some terrific Teacher-Authors who may have lost an hour of sleep during Daylight Savings but didn’t lose any time getting these awesome spring resources to teachers in need. Take a look and follow them if you like what you see!
 |
“This Solve & Draw Resource provides guided, differentiated practice for the order of operations in an engaging way!” |
 |
“Celebrate Pi Day or practice area and circumference of circles any time with this Solve & Draw Resource! Designed to engage and infuse creativity into math class with no prep (or art skills) needed.” It’s Free! |
 |
“This is a fun way to practice applying the Exterior Angle Sum Theorem. The answers are matched with a color and students enjoy coloring the picture and having their work displayed in the classroom.” |
 |
“This is a summary on triangle congruence for interactive notebooks that helps students as a quick reference sheet.” It’s Free! |
 |
“Annotating text is an essential reading skill, and this product will teach students to properly annotate texts with efficient and simple techniques.” |
 |
“Genius Hour is an inquiry-based learning product that excites the creative mind and imagination. It also give students a chance to have choice and freedom in their learning.” It’s Free! |
 |
“This resource contains over 40 helpful talking points to support your math conversations around your teaching and learning practices. Includes 6 popular principal questions with many ideas to start your conversation.” It’s Free! |
