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  • Skip counting is more fun when you are doing it with money! This deck gives students the opportunity to count by 10s with Canadian dimes. There is a similar deck with US dimes available. Boom Cards require no prep and are self-grading. These digital task cards are great for home learning, remote learning, or online learning. Use them as part of your money unit or math centres.
  • At the beginning of the school year I am continually asking myself, if I am teaching handwriting the best way for my students. It's an ongoing challenge for many teachers. This blog is just a couple thought on the topic.
  • Teachers are always looking for ways to make math more engaging! Have you heard of Number Talks? All you need is a few minutes and watch the engagement of students increase!
  • Have you heard of Common Exception Words? I don't recall hearing them as a student, but I'm hearing more about them as a teacher. This blog post is just a bit of research into what these words are and what we should do with them.
  • Do you use Boom Cards in your classroom? Whether you are teaching online or in the classroom, Boom Cards can work for you and your students! They are great for differentiation, reinforcing specific skills and more!
  • Time is both a concrete and abstract concept, which makes it challenging to teach primary students. This blog post is one is a series on teaching time. #1 is about looking at the concept of time and spatial development in young students.
  • I love formal spelling! I have seen such great results with it. This blog post is part of a series on teaching spelling, some of the research and some of my journey to being the spelling nerd that I am.
  • Do your students always ask, "What do I need?" right after you've given instructions? These supply cards have worked in my grade one class for years! After some initial modelling, I no longer tell students what supplies they need to take out of their desks. I just put these supplies cards onto the whiteboard and students take out their supplies! Some prep required to print, laminate and adhere magnetic strips to the back.
  • Students love counting coins and there are lots of pennies in these pages! These worksheets focus on students counting with one-to-one correspondence, matching the pennies to the piggy bank or school tools.This resource includes: a cover for student booklets hyper-linked table of contents for the teacher, handwriting page for words "cent" and "penny", pages to count pennies, pages to circle the correct amount, matching, addition to 10 and a challenge page: writing pennies in cents & dollars.