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Are your math assessments just NOT working? 🤦♀️
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Good morning Reader, I know that assessing is NOT the best part of your job. Using assessments that are frustrating, don't properly cover skills or are overly complicated just make things worse. Many years ago I created mini assessments have continually been loved by teachers because they provide quick and focused skill assessment that works. If you need to change up your assessments this year, check them out at HERE! Each grade level set includes from 24 - 33 assessments and runs only $10 - $14! Here's some feedback! If you have any questions, as always, don't hesitate to reach out! Have a fantastic Monday! Lindsay Gould |
Beyond The Worksheet Inc.
Join me if you're a middle school math teacher seeking ready-to-go resources, teaching tips, and innovative ideas to make math fun and engaging for your students!
Good morning! It can be HARD to know what to use and when. Whether you are provided with a curriculum or not, you still might struggle with picking appropriate supplemental resources for each lesson / unit you teach. I've compiled grade level curriculum and activities guides to help - and they are FREE. They will point to you to the perfect supplemental activity/activities not only for each unit, but for each LESSON! They are available for grades 5 - 8 and Algebra 1. I hope you'll find them...
Hey there Reader, Do you have students who struggle with math in your classroom? I do. Do you wish more students would participate in your class, but it feels like pulling teeth to get any participation? Yep. Let me introduce you to my friend Juliana Tapper. Juliana was a high school math intervention teacher for many years so she totally gets it. She’s just written a book titled, Teaching 6-12 Math Intervention: A Practical Framework To Engage Students Who Struggle, and it’s definitely...
Happy OCTOBER! Since we are entering "spooky season", I wanted to address themed resources and older students. I think there is a misconception that the older students get, the less they benefit from “seasonal” resources. But seriously, something happens when you give the kids an activity with a pumpkin on it in October and an image of a reindeer in December. For some reason, their attention is spiked – even for just a minute! I’m a big fan of taking hold of those moments of increased...