The Curriculum Corner – Providing Free Resources for Busy Teachers

 As part of a sponsored post by Collective Bias© Cathy and I got the opportunity to spend some quality time with a few of our close neighborhood girlfriends last Sunday night, hanging out and watching a new “mom” show.   Our task was a tough one: hang...

We try to use lots of games when we begin working on math fact fluency.  The more students are engaged in their work, the quicker they will begin memorizing their facts.  These graphing games are designed to be used independently.  Students roll two...

Our students can never get too much practice with basic addition facts.  We are always looking for new games to give them extra help with memorizing these facts.  To play Race to the Top, students will need two dice and markers.  We like to use bingo...

These sentences are designed to be an independent writing practice station for literacy centers.  You can adapt it for the needs of your students by removing words.  We have created three different recording sheets so you can pick the page that fits...