Grades:
Middle School
30 Thought-Provoking Math Puzzles for Middle Schoolers
Critical thinking, trial and error, and pure logic abound.
Erika Johnson
Erika Johnson is a Field Editor for WeAreTeachers. She's taught 3rd grade, 5th grade, and 7th grade math/science. Her passion is learning through gamification.
Grades:
Elementary School
18 Strategies To Make Teaching Fractions Easier
It's time to master fractions!
What Are the Scientific Method Steps?
Explore with a well-organized and curious approach.
Grades:
Grades K-5
What Are Fact Families? Plus How They Can Power Up Your Students’ Math Fluency
Activity ideas, too!
Why Is Math Important? 7 Reasons To Convince Your Students
You'll no longer be stumped when your students ask.
What Do We Mean When We Talk About STEM?
Our primer for educators.
Grades:
Elementary School
Is Generation Genius Worth It? One Middle School Science Teacher’s Review
I use the engaging video lessons at least twice a week.
Is This a Less Stressful Way To Do a Science Fair Board Project?
A new site offers ready-made templates to take some of the stress out of science fairs.
Grades:
Elementary School
How I Use Boddle to Make Math Practice More Fun
Looking for a new way to include games into your math class? Look no further than Boddle!
Grades:
Middle School
How to Use Blooket to Play Online Games With Your Students
Soon you'll be customizing your own!
Grades:
6th Grade
Digital Escape Rooms for Fun and Formative Assessment
Escape the monotony while racing the clock.
Should Teachers Allow Test Retakes?
Is it a legitimate second chance to showcase learning, or does it perpetuate laziness?
Grades:
6th Grade
How I Use Blooket in Middle School Math
Shenanigans and avatars make math way more exciting.
Grades:
6th Grade
How I Use Kahoot! in Middle School Math
Linear expression, integers, and variables … oh my!
