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All About Guided Math

This 20 minute video explores the components of guided math. As teachers we sometimes find ourselves isolated from seeing what other teachers are doing in the classroom! My hope is that I can share an inside look into all of the components that work together to create a dynamic math block!
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Guided Math Video: A Lesson From Start to Finish

You will learn how to maximize time and minimize transitions!
See how to introduce new activities within a lesson.
Understand the components of guided math and how they work together!
Get tips and tricks on creating a community of mathematical thinkers.

Guided Math Resources For K-3

Let’s face it.  Time is an issue for every teacher.  There are not enough hours in the day!  If you need support finding the right standards-based materials for your wide range of learners, I can help!  You can find materials for every component of your math block! The Guided Math bundles below give you the key to teaching the standards in the guided math format.

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The guided math links below will take you to grade level bundles.  In these bundles you will find 9 different math units (also sold individually)  These units contain the math warm-up, whole group lesson, discussion questions, materials, small group lesson, materials, and added differentiation!

Kindergarten Guided Math

First Grade Guided Math

Second Grade Guided Math

Third Grade Guided Math

Math Journals for K-3

Daily math journal entries for your guided math rotations for grade levels K-3!  If you are wanting to have a math journal in your math block, I have got you covered!  These journals provide daily reinforcement and spiral review of the math standards.  If you have students that are working well below or well above your grade level, you can give them a different grade level in order to teach the same objective with a more challenging or more supported format.  In this example below one student is using the first grade journal and another is using the third grade journal.  Both are working with missing addends.

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example journal pages (first grade set)

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Kindergarten Journals

First Grade Journals

Second Grade Journals

Third Grade Journals

Math Centers for K-2

Math centers are the most well-loved rotation of students!  Students and teacher love the hands-on, and engaging ways to practice the math concepts!  This rotation is all about daily practice and the application of spiral-reviewed math concepts!

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Kindergarten Centers

First Grade Centers

Second Grade Centers

Interactive Math Games

These games can be played on handheld devices, computers, or interactive whiteboards!  Whatever technology you have available can be put to use in a technology rotation during your guided math block!  The launch guide (link below in this post) has a list of websites and apps that I have found very useful for my groups! I have also created interactive math games that students can use to practice their math standards.

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Interactive Math Games

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Sums to Ten Games

Place Value to 120 Games

Free How to Launch Guided Math Guide

Be sure to grab this free resource to help you launch into guided math whether it is day 1 or day 101! Anytime is a great time to get your students into small group learning!

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Free math expectations posters 

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If you would like to have a guided math workshop for your school or district please use the Guided Math Professional Development at the top of the blog.

 

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    Comments

    1. Sylvia Parker says

      February 23, 2014 at 3:05 pm

      Fantastic post. Very explicit on how to operate Guided Math.

      Reply
    2. Stephanie McConnell says

      February 23, 2014 at 3:57 pm

      Great job! I love it when teachers use centers in the class and are able to work with small groups of students on specific skills.

      Reply
    3. Kelly Koonce says

      February 23, 2014 at 4:13 pm

      This post was absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing! This is my first year teaching math after teaching just language arts for a few years, and I am struggling with how to get it all in! This helps me refocus and think about what's most important for my kids.
      Thanks so much!!

      Reply
    4. M Barrett says

      February 23, 2014 at 4:27 pm

      I love the idea of Guided Math…small group/center-like time…but am OVERWHELMED by it all. How do you get it all together…materials/tubs…it seems like a HUGE undertaking. Suggestions? Thank you for this awesome post!

      Reply
      • ReaganTunstall says

        February 23, 2014 at 4:35 pm

        Start with one area. Don't try to do everything at once. Maybe just have one day a week when you explore some math centers. Once you are comfortable with math centers, incorporate journal or vice versa. Once you are able to get your students functioning independently, then you can take on a teacher table. There's no need to rush into it all. Making centers is time consuming, but once you make them, then you are set up for success for years to come. It took me a year of making centers on Sundays to build up a great collection of concepts and materials. Thankfully there's a lot to choose from and you can really dig into your standards to find what centers will be best for you.

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    5. M Barrett says

      February 23, 2014 at 4:46 pm

      Thanks for your QUICK comment. I think you may have hit the hammer on the head. I tend to JUMP in ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet first instead of SLOWLY. Then, I get overwhelmed and then ultimately, it gets put on the shelf for next year. LOL 🙂 Obviously, TPT is a WONDERFUL resource for center materials…it's all the printing, laminating, cutting, bagging, arranging… Thank you for your blog and all your wonderful ideas and sharing. I appreciate it all! 🙂

      Reply
    6. Rachael Mitchell says

      February 23, 2014 at 5:26 pm

      This was the perfect blog post! I have been trying to do guided math all year and as a 2nd year teacher (with grade level peers who don't want to do it), it has been a struggle. I have a huge variety of math levels in my class and I have not been able to find a system that works. I am so impressed with what I just read and look forward to trying it this way this week since we have done most of this all year, just not with the timing. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for taking the time to write this!! 🙂

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    7. Melanie Arizmendi says

      February 23, 2014 at 5:37 pm

      Love what you shared. I teach 4th grade and have wanted to get started on Guided Math, but also feel overwhelmed by it. Would you also do 10 minute rotations for 4th graders? Your comment to M. Barrett helped me as well. Thanks!!

      Reply
      • ReaganTunstall says

        February 23, 2014 at 5:43 pm

        I imagine your concepts will be more complex and mulit-step. The attention span of a 4th grader would be longer (let's hope!) so try ten minutes and adjust from there. I don't know what your scheduling and time situation is, but I imagine you don't have tons of extra time. Even adding 2 minutes to each rotation could be a better fit. You can ask students or take a poll too. It would be great for them to self reflect on whether they are able to get finished on time. Then to prioritize what needs to change etc.

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    8. Nina Drewis says

      February 23, 2014 at 5:39 pm

      What a great post! My district is changing the way we deliver math and I am part of the team to improve professional development. You have wonderful ideas and I love your step by step breakdown. I will be sharing the link to this post to help others with math instruction. Thank you for sharing!

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    9. KTP on TPT says

      February 23, 2014 at 6:25 pm

      Love this post, Reagan! I love Guided Math and math is definitely my favorite time of the day, along with my class! I love the way you have broken everything down in this post- very helpful to see it that way!

      Katie 🙂
      KTP: Keep Teaching and Planning!

      Reply
    10. momx4 says

      February 23, 2014 at 7:54 pm

      Do your students visit the stations each day for 10 minutes? If so, do you have five different journal topics?

      Reply
      • ReaganTunstall says

        February 23, 2014 at 9:46 pm

        I have a new journal activity every day. I sell monthly journal packets on teachers pay teachers. You can find them at the math product link in the post above.

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    11. Mrs. Kelly's Class says

      February 23, 2014 at 9:01 pm

      Wow! What an amazing post. I have been struggling all year with getting math center rotations down. I feel like the guided group approach may be a lot more fun for my kiddos than what I've been doing. I love the way you organize your math tubs…everything is in one place and the kids have everything they need to be successful. Math journals are a great idea! I've been trying to incorporate them into my daily math routine, but have been trying it whole group annnd it just isn't working for us. But having the kiddos work together in their group at a station is genious (duh)! I'm super excited to start incorporating some of your ideas into my math time. Thank you so much for sharing!!

      Reply
    12. eyelashy says

      February 23, 2014 at 9:55 pm

      Thank you so much for being so detailed. This is my 2nd year doing my version of Guided Math. For those out there that are hesitant, give it a try. It just gets easier the more you do it. And once the routine is in place, the kids will miss it if you don't do it!

      My question is-how do you answer those that thing small groups should always be heterogeneous groups? My groups are ability grouped like yours and I think that's what is best. But I don't always know how to explain it to someone who has never done it.

      Ashley Barrett
      http://www.teachingbythetablespoon.blogspot.com

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    13. Tiffany Tupps says

      February 23, 2014 at 9:59 pm

      I have slowly began to incorporate centers/stations throughout the day along with meeting with groups. My kids are loving it right now. This was a great post and has given me a better insight for Guided Math, thank you!

      Reply
    14. Sarah Mackey says

      February 23, 2014 at 10:00 pm

      O.K. do you have a math basal to follow or are you pretty free to teach math how you want? I would love to do this, but not sure how I could do this plus teach our math basal that we are required to use?? Any suggestions??

      Reply
    15. Mary Kaye says

      February 23, 2014 at 11:05 pm

      What a great explanation on guided math. I teach kindergarten, is there a way to get a hold of some of your centers and make them work for K5.

      Reply
    16. First Grade Carousel says

      February 23, 2014 at 11:34 pm

      Thank you so much for writing this all up and adding pictures so we can see what it looks like. I just got math tubs up and running and have purchased a set of your math journals, but it wasn't flowing. Now I can clearly see how all the pieces fit together. I can't wait to put it all together. Thanks! Maria

      Reply
    17. Miss Trayers says

      February 24, 2014 at 12:16 am

      I just also wanted to thank you for posting this. It is something I will definitely use! 🙂

      NotJustChild'sPlay

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    18. rrmoore says

      February 24, 2014 at 1:54 am

      This is awesome, I have so many of your products and wish I could see this all in action. I recently purchased the March journal product so I'm hoping I can start implementing it with my rotations. One thing I'm struggling with, and would love your advice on, is how much planning you put into the small groups. Are you planning the whole group lesson then using it to guide differentiated practice with the small groups? Or do you plan specific work ahead of time for each group? I just can't seem to fit in all the planning to make my teacher rotation as effective as it could be. Thanks again, you are absolutely fabulous!

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    19. landoflearning says

      February 24, 2014 at 3:56 am

      Wow! This post was amazing! Thanks so much for sharing! I could so see this working for me if I was basically allowed to do this. We have 90 minutes of math technically. But we are following a 3 tier model (which I also love) and 30 minutes of that is designated as actual math stations and tutorials. I have 2 groups- tier 3 and 2 that I work with depending on the week. I have to share a math aide with my door partner so one week I have her and the other week my partner does. When I have the aide, she's working with my tier 3 group (lowest) and I'm working with tier 2 (low to on level). When I don't have my aide, I've got the tier 3 group. I'm allowed one flex day a week where I can work with any group I want. Then I have an hour block later for actual math instruction. I'll have to see if I can modify what you are doing to what I have. I've also passed this post on to our head math person for our district as I know she will love this. Thanks again for sharing what you do. It soooo helps!!
      Shibahn
      Mrs. Landry's Land of Learning

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    20. katieloucurtis says

      February 24, 2014 at 4:00 am

      Ah! Amazing!! My brain is whirling with ideas and new incorporations after reading your post. Thank you so much for it! Sometime in the future will you explore perhaps these "contracts" with students who need some individual attention in order to let the others maximize on centers time? I would surely appreciate the ideas.
      Thanks so much for always giving us new, enlightening teaching experiences and guidance for our classes! 🙂

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    21. Amy says

      February 24, 2014 at 8:58 am

      You are amazing!
      I am in my first year of teaching this year in Australia, and I find your posts so motivating and inspirational. Thank you very much sharing your great ideas. 🙂

      Reply
    22. Christina says

      February 24, 2014 at 9:08 am

      I've always felt Math needed to be structured more like reading blocks, thanks for sharing! Wish you would make a youtube video, so I could attend this training virtually! 🙂

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    23. jhanis says

      February 25, 2014 at 3:42 am

      Thank you for this amazingly timely post! Our team recently decided to switch our math instruction to more of a guided math format, but have been struggling with the details of it all. This post is exactly what we were looking for! Thank you for sharing all of your wonderful details! 🙂

      Reply
    24. Elena Fryer says

      February 25, 2014 at 6:36 pm

      I loved this post. This is how I tried to organize my 3rd grade math class. It really helps me differentiate.

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    25. Wendy from Melbourne says

      February 25, 2014 at 6:49 pm

      We've been doing this for a while in Victoriralia as part of our Early years Numeracy Initiative ( it matches with our Early Years Literacy ). I the way you've documented your work. Its so accessible and teacher friendly. Great job and inspiting for everyone

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    26. Becca Adams says

      March 2, 2014 at 9:48 pm

      Can you give a sample of what you have for your two friends that are on a separate contract for math rotations? I have 2 friends that cannot handle them (behaviorally)…or literacy centers for that matter. I would love in additional advice or tips on that. Thank you so much for your time!
      ~ Becca
      [email protected]

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      • ReaganTunstall says

        March 2, 2014 at 10:37 pm

        Sure! I put 6 smiley faces on a page. For each rotation that they can do correctly, they color a face. If they read to me or work at my math table rotation without issue, they get the 6th or extra smile. They use the smiles to earn a reward privilege like spending a rotation of choice the next day on a computer game, or some i pad time immediately. That time frame and reward depends on your student. My other students are great about not comparing themselves. I think they like that it helps keep the classroom at peace.

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    27. Anonymous says

      March 10, 2014 at 6:04 am

      Oh what I wouldn't give to see this process in action. You are inspiring.

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    28. Firstie Favorites says

      March 20, 2014 at 12:38 am

      Hi Reagan,

      This post really inspired me to try math workshop in my first grade classroom. I am a second year teacher and I wasn't feeling satisfied with my math instruction and I have to tell you, after one week of trying math workshop/guided math, I feel like I've reached my kiddos so much more appropriately! Thank you for all of these great ideas… I am using your March Interactive Math Journal printables right now and have the April ones downloaded and ready to go!

      I'd love for you to see my math workshop post that I just did last week at Firstie Favorites. Thank you so much for this fantastic post!!

      Take care,
      Nicole

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    29. Laura says

      June 12, 2014 at 2:22 am

      This is awesome! I need to add Journaling as one of my Math centers! Thanks for your help – looking forward to using Guided Math this year.

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    30. HCundy says

      June 28, 2014 at 4:12 pm

      I love this. I have always wanted to try incorporating Guided math in my classroom! I may have just found the resource to help get me started! Thanks for sharing all your great knowledge.

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    32. Wendy Walsh says

      August 16, 2014 at 3:33 pm

      I cannot tell you how helpful this has been. I am a new graduate and was unable to give a well rounded answer to the question of how much do I understand about the workshop model of mathematics. Now I am confident that I will be able to articulate, understand and utilize this concept using your wonderful pictures and detailed explanations. Thank you so much.
      Wendy

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    33. Laura Ettema says

      August 30, 2014 at 11:36 pm

      Could you give me some ideas on how to implement this in a half day program? I have 2 1/2 hours of time with my kinders each day… I know this is best practice for my kiddos but I can't seem to figure out how to get this in! I was thinking maybe 2 days of guided math/centers, 3 days of literacy centers- then the next week 3 days of math, 2 days of literacy centers…

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    34. April Harter says

      February 24, 2015 at 12:11 am

      This is my first year teaching and I am trying to get more organized and familiar with different techniques. I bought your big math bundle and can't wait to get them all ready to use! 🙂 I haven't heard of most of the warm up activities. Is there a spot on your blog or somewhere else I can learn more about them? Thanks!

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      Do you label tubs Monday through Friday or do they just get to pick one?

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        • Literacy Activities for March
        • Math Games for Technology
        • Kicking off the Brightest Teacher Contest 2017
        • Keeping Up with Phonics and Word Families
        • February Writing Mini-Lessons
      • ► January
        • Dental Health Tooth Book
        • All Things Literacy in February
        • February Math Centers K,1, & 2
        • Meet Me At The Teacher Table!
        • January Resources
    • ► 2016
      • ► December
        • $500 Math Manipulatives Giveaway!
        • Using Math Journals K-3
        • Number Chats, Exit Tickets, and Math Supplements
        • Third Grade Guided Math
      • ► November
        • December Literacy All-In-One!
        • Holidays Around the World
        • Guided Math: The Three P's
        • Interactive Math Games
        • Free Veterans Day Math Activity
      • ► October
        • The November Lit Kit for First & Kinder!
        • November Writing Mini-Lessons
        • November Math Centers
        • Teaching in October
      • ► September
        • October Math Centers K, 1, and 2
        • The October Lit Kit
        • Science Journal
        • Colorize your Content with Astrobrights' Colorize your Classroom Contest
        • Math Journal Updates
      • ► August
        • Apple Science
        • Writing Mini-Lessons
      • ► July
        • Organizing Curriculum
        • The Lit Kit
        • Math Journal K, 1, and 2
      • ► June
        • Watermelon Science
        • Organizing Math Centers
      • ► May
        • The Rise and Shine Binder
        • Guided Math K, 1, and 2!
        • Math Centers For First Grade
        • Memory Keepsake Book Freebie
      • ► April
        • Second Grade Math Journal
        • Standards-Based Snake Safari
        • May Math
        • Multiplication and Division Situations
        • Insect Science Activities
        • Literacy and Math Picnic in the Classroom
        • The Writing Center
      • ► March
        • Earth Day
        • April Math
        • Resources to Teach Guided Math
        • Looking for a Leprechaun!
        • Magnets, Force, and Motion
        • Guided Math- Number Sense to 1200 (and beyond)
        • Animal Research Creating an eBook
      • ► February
        • Activities to Teach Living Things
        • March Math Centers and More!
        • 2016 Colorize Your Classroom Winner!
        • Teaching Word Families
        • A Bright Partnership
        • Math Lessons for Every Day
        • Sight Words and Fluency Phrases Booklets
      • ► January
        • Story Starters for The Writing Center
        • Team Building Warm-Ups
        • Read and Match Pocket Chart Cards
        • February Math
        • Guided Math Centers
        • Guided Math Grouping and Stations
        • Guided Math
        • Celebrating the 100th Day (or 120th)
        • Geometry: Shapes, Solids, and Fractions
    • ► 2015
      • ► December
        • Penguin Interactive Science
        • iPad Essentials: Researching Influential People
        • January Math Centers, Journals, and Printables
        • Weather Interactive Science Notebook
        • Math Journals For First Grade
        • Teaching Coins, Data, and Graphing!
        • Planning Writing Instruction
      • ► November
        • December Math Games, Journals, and Printables
        • How I Track Sight Words
        • Guided Math
        • America the Brave! Election Day and Veterans Day
      • ► October
        • All the Phonics!
        • Fall Centers and Printables
        • Create Your Best Math Workshop
        • Franken Authors!
        • Number Sense Lesson Plans and Materials
        • A Nautical Themed Birthday at the Tunstall's
        • Fire Safety Ideas and Freebie
      • ► September
        • Spiders and Bats!
        • "Pump" up the Learning.
        • Spider Science Booklet
        • Lesson Planning Ideas: Teaching Phonics
        • Get All Caught Up With Colorize Your Classroom!
        • Guided Math and Place Value
      • ► August
        • Teacher Week '15 Meet the Teacher Monday
        • Interactive Writing Lesson {Freebie}
        • Writing Mini-Lessons
        • Colorize Your Classroom Challenge 4!
        • Astrobrights' Papers Colorize Your Classroom Contest Is Back!
        • Successful School Beginnings!
        • The Astrobrights Summit: Behind the Scenes!
        • Math Journals: Getting Started
        • There's a Paper Cutter on my Nightstand... #Backtoschool
      • ► July
        • Hallway Behavior Management Tip #25DaysofColor
        • Creating Classroom Community #25DaysofColor
        • Guided Math Whole Group to Small Group
        • Hands-On Science!
        • Resources for Teaching Writing
        • Morning Work Solutions!
        • The Guided Math Tour 2015
        • What Does it Take to be a Successful Beginning Reader?
        • Vegas Conference Sale!
        • Guided Math Galore
      • ► June
        • Morning Meeting: Let's Discuss
        • My Astrobrights Story: An Incredible Partnership
        • Math Tools for Reference!
        • Our Last Day in Pictures!
      • ► May
        • Young Author Portfolios and Celebration
        • Birthday Sale!
        • End of Year Freebies
        • 10 End of the Year Ideas
        • We Made it to May... Lesson Plans, Moms, and Twitchy Eyes
      • ► April
        • Pushing Through Spring Fever...
        • Guided Reading Phonics Posters
        • A Day in the Life...
        • Unshakeable: Enjoy teaching…no matter what
        • Organizing the Elementary Classroom!
      • ► March
        • Peek at My Week March 29th!
        • Active Learning Ideas!
        • Peek at My Week March 23
        • Howdy Partners! Come Take A Tour of our Texas Studies!
        • Fish in the Bucket and Other Things...
        • Guided Math-Reflecting on the Journey
        • Teacher Bag Lady and My Week...Wait...It's only Monday
      • ► February
        • Pot Of Gold Learning!
        • Phonics: What Why & How
        • Story Starters Galore
        • Teaching Time Freebies!
        • February in the Classroom
        • Write On!
        • Little Classroom Moments
      • ► January
        • Recap of the Texas First Grade Conference
        • Rough Patch!
        • iPad Essentials: Analyzing Weather!
        • Primary Geometry: Making the Grade with Shapes
        • Writing Mini-Lessons
        • A Peek at my Week {Gif Style}
        • January Jumpstart {A Day at School}
    • ► 2014
      • ► December
        • Guided Math Binder
        • Reindeer Games!
        • December Behavior Management
        • Five For Friday
        • About Math Journals
      • ► November
        • Heading Back To Work!
        • H is for...
        • My Handy Spelling Notebook!
        • Printable Literacy Practice
        • Honoring Veterans in Every Subject!
        • Five for Friday
        • Spelling and Phonics - Step by Step
        • Hello November!
      • ► October
        • It's a Fall Frenzy!
        • All About Reader's Workshop!
        • Fire Safety and Planning for Next Week
        • Franken Authors
        • Bat Science!
        • Beginning Place Value
      • ► September
        • Reading Strategies and my Week!
        • Our Daily Schedule in Pictures!
        • Prepping for Pumpkin Season
        • Apples and Fall Happenings
        • Apples! Hands-On Science
        • Classroom Clips and Quotes....Day 10
        • Interactive Notebooks and Young Learners
        • Practice Makes Perfect?
        • Kick Start Guided Reading!
      • ► August
        • Back To School: The First Two Days
        • Guided Math Rotations & Explanations!
        • School Tour Continued!
        • Teacher Week Day 2 Classroom Digs!
        • Teacher Week Day One
        • Engaging Writing Activities Volume 2
        • Daily Data Ideas!
        • Meet the Teacher Night Signs
        • Engaging Writing Activities
        • Launching Guided Math {A How To Guide}
        • Classroom Tour 2014-2015
      • ► July
        • iPad Essentials
        • Math Concepts Galore! Day 10
        • Day 8 ELA Units
        • Math Journals! Day 7
        • Math Centers on Day 6!
        • Christmas in July Day 5- How I Start the Day
        • Christmas in July Day 4- Spelling/Phonics
        • Christmas in July Day 2!
        • It's Christmas in July!
        • Label Obsessed!! {Free}
        • A Trip to IKEA
        • Organizing for Next Year
      • ► June
        • Word Work Storage and Yearly Plan
        • I'm Flipping over Flip Books!
        • All About Me Flip Book
        • The Math Journal Component
        • Effectively Teaching with iPads
        • Teacher Gift Tag
      • ► May
        • Making Writing Portfolios
        • Birthday Sale!
        • Free Candy Awards
        • Mother's Day and Gifts for Helpers
        • Teacher Appreciation Week!
        • What's Your Behavior Number? Freebie
        • Science Writing and Technology
      • ► April
        • Word Wall Centers For Any Word Wall!
        • May Math Journal
        • We've Got their Whole World In Our Hands
        • Camp Number Sense!
        • Keeping the Joy in Teaching
        • All in a Day's Work...
      • ► March
        • Neon Bloggers Take San Antonio!
        • The Big Phonics Bundle! {Purposeful Word Work}
        • My Coin Crew!
        • Spring Break Vacation and New Products Posted
        • Spring Forward with Motivation!
        • Spelling Ideas!
      • ► February
        • Workshop Talk!
        • All About Guided Math
        • Making Sight Words STICK!
        • All About Math Journaling
        • A Box of TREAT!
        • Mastering Measurement!
        • February Journal and My Throne of Lies...
      • ► January
        • Take off One Shoe...For Fractions!
        • Oh For The Love of Math!
        • Guided Reading and Guided Math Essentials
        • First Grade Texas Conference RECAP!
        • CENTER of Attention!
        • A Little Motivation Never Hurts...
    • ► 2013
      • ► December
        • Happy New Year 2014!
        • Winter Math Goodies!
        • Five for Friday
        • Parent Gifts and a Little Math Journal
        • Two Literacy Lifesavers!
        • Iced In at a National Conference in Dallas
        • Cyber Monday & Tuesday
      • ► November
        • Guided Reading Goods!
        • Prepping for December
        • December Math Journal
        • Nerdy Birdy! Turkey FACTS
        • Activities Like... {with a freebie too}
        • Scattered Recap...
        • Purposeful Word Work -- Blends!
        • Guided Math in First Grade
      • ► October
        • Trick or Read! Door Decorating, Freebies, and More!
        • Place Value Ideas and Rise and Shine Update!
        • The Time and Prep Factor
        • Critical Writing & Art with Columbus
        • Sounding Off....freebies and EMO.
        • Plenty Of Pumpkins and Other Fall Fun!
        • No Mayhem Monday!
      • ► September
        • This Week's Math: Resources and Freebies!
        • Five For Friday!
        • Guided Math Freebie and Sight Word Tracking
        • Making Ten Freebies and Our Self Portrait Gallery
        • Shaky Shaky Drop---Ten Frames
        • Highlights of our Learning Launch!
        • Math: How Do We Fit it All In?
        • Classroom Systems That Work!
        • O"FISH"ally in School....and a little bit of life...
      • ► August
        • Day 2 Breaking News...
        • Ready or Not...Meet the Teacher!
        • Back To School--It's NO JOKING MATTER!
        • Data and Learning Portfolio For Young Learners
        • Classroom Tour 2013-2014
        • Teacher Week! Let's Talk about Me!
        • Classroom Organization in Pictures
        • Must Haves for My New School Year
      • ► July
        • FUNdamentals and Friendships
        • Class Pet Writing Journal
        • Organization and Reteach!
        • Guided Reading-Transitional Readers Cheat Sheet!
        • How to Implement the Rise and Shine Binder {and a freebie}
        • Rise and Shine Binder
        • School Beginnings Update
        • Oh Good Graph!
      • ► June
        • A Teacher's Math Resource Units 1-6 Complete!
        • Meet Ups & Updates
        • A Teacher's Math Resource!
        • Big News!
        • Road Trippin' Without Falling Down
        • Chalky Classroom Garden Decor
        • A New Adventure in Professional Development!
        • Adding Tape Math
        • The Last Day...
      • ► May
        • Mark and Sally Learn To Tally!
        • The Last Week Of School Survival
        • Sliding Out of Town and Into a New Decade
        • Win a CUTE T-Shirt!!!
        • Five for Friday!
        • Classroom Details! {the nitty gritty}
        • Mother's Day
        • Math Center Ideas and a Sale
        • I Have News!
        • Five for Friday! Holla!!!
      • ► April
        • It's Official. I am a hoarder. Oh, and a Farm Freebie.
        • Book Reviews and SSSSSScenters
        • Fighting Bone Cancer
        • Hap Palmer CD Winner!
        • Math and Technology
        • Snake Safari!
        • Blog Stalker Bffs and Fraction Freebies
        • Catching up. A Freebie. Some Video.
        • Fly on the Wall Linky
        • Symmetrical Salad, 2-D Desserts, and My Fight with Siri
        • Math is a Picnic...in the Classroom!
        • Feelings and Rocks
        • Literacy Picnic In the Classroom!
      • ► March
        • Spring Daily Math and Language
        • Five For Friday
        • How Do You Spell......?????
        • Crunchin' Numbers! {Freebie}
        • My Year In Bulletin Boards! {Teacher Eye Candy}
        • St. Patrick's Day Sale!
        • My Spring Fling with Captain Obvious!
        • Riveting Reading Instruction
        • Five for Friday
        • Psst! Hey You!! Want a Freebie?
        • Unicorns...What Else?
        • Testing My Limits and Linky Visual Plans
      • ► February
        • Full Speed Ahead!
        • Looking Back and Heading Forward
        • Hall Pass Linky!
        • President's Day Visual Plans, Freebies, & Finds!
        • Sunday Funday!
        • Five For Friday!
        • All You Need Is LOVE!!!
        • Valentine's Day Week!
        • *Not Teaching Related! Boo-RAH!!!
        • February Math Centers!
        • Techy Teacher Tuesday! Free App and Literacy Activity!
        • Prepping Penguins!
        • Visual Plans and I Dyed My Hair!
      • ► January
        • Swimming With Sharks...and a little Claustrophobia!
        • Visual Plans and 100th Day Freebie
        • Sight Words and Thinking Maps!
        • Balance-Updates-and Lesson Plans
        • Dr. MLK Jr. Day!
        • Puppy Love Literacy!
        • Pinterest killed my Mojo
        • Visual Plans and Highlights
        • Home Office Makeover Reveal
        • Mega-Mode in January!
        • Visual Plans And New Year's Freebie
        • Classroom Pictures-Ready for January!
        • Mailbox Station
    • ► 2012
      • ► December
        • Look Away- I'm Hideous!
        • Jam Packed January and an Office Make-Over!
        • Texas Blogger Meet Up!
        • Sound Science
        • Parent Gift Factory...
        • Visual Plans For a Busy Week
        • Silence for Sandy Hook
        • Just 24 Hours Ago...
        • Making Reindeer Food Meet the Standards!
        • I met Kim Adsit!!!
        • Plans, Crafts, Parent Gifts, and Let's Meet!
        • Tech the Halls!
        • Monday Made It Freebies!
        • Visual Lesson Plans For Gingerbread Week
        • It's Gingerbread Week!
      • ► November
        • Techy Santa!
        • Visual Plans and Estimate to Win Today!
        • Run Turkey Run!
        • Attack Attack! Calling for Reinforcements!
        • Let's Get Real Personal Post.
        • Products and My Daily Schedule
        • Visual Plans...and life!
        • Veterans Day Unit UPDATE!
        • We've all Gone MAD!
      • ► October
        • Spooky Fact Families Freebie
        • Pumpkins and Common Core... What More?
        • Pumpkin Week & Visual Plans
        • Wrapping Up the Week
        • Our Bat Book Study
        • Top Ten Blogging Side Effects...
        • Bats, Stellaluna, and Visual Plans!
        • Spider Art and Writing
        • Don't Call the Exterminator!
        • Keeping Writer's Workshop Alive!
        • Spider Week and Visual Plans
        • Freebies and Pumpkin Estimation Winner
      • ► September
        • Week 6 Plans and Writing Lesson
        • What's Working?
        • How I Run my Math Block
        • October Math Centers
        • Teaching Writing Ideas and Plans
        • Fall Sale and a Funny!
        • Word Work, Apples, and Caterpillars...
        • Visual Lesson Plans with Links!
        • Skip Counting Freebie and My Week in Pictures
        • Whatever Gets You Out of Bed in the Morning...
        • Pests or Pals?
        • Top Ten, Freebies, and Plans
      • ► August
        • First Week's Fun
        • Surviving the First Day!
        • Reading Lesson Anchor Charts
        • Where I Teach Wednesday
        • Are You Ready to Expo?
        • My Visual Lesson Plans!!
        • Mouse Pad Makeover
        • Sneak a Peek at My Purchases
        • Odds and Ends
        • Anchor Charts For You
        • On Your Mark,Get Set,GO!
        • Special Delivery!
        • New Awards For Students
        • Classroom Tour 2012-2013
        • Titles, Questions, and Tutorials
        • Classroom Progress 2012
      • ► July
        • Heading in to School Today!
        • Feelin' Texan
        • Fall Art and Writing Projects
        • Tell Me More!
        • Pixy Stick Birthday Makeover
        • 10 Lessons for Teaching Reading
        • Pinterest Inspired Crafts
        • Back To School Prep!
        • Teach Like A Theme Park?
        • Surprise Vacation!
        • Old School New School
        • Back To School 10 Math Centers {&Freebie}
        • Nerd Alert!
        • Currently Burn Ban!
        • Motivating Students with Props from the Dollar Store!
      • ► June
        • WHAT DID SHE SAY?!
        • Check Check...Is This Thing On?
        • Dancing and Math
        • I Messed Up!
        • Summer Laziness????
        • A Year Of Daily Math!
        • Best Summer Ever!
        • Flipping Out for Freebies!
        • Daily Math Requests
        • Texas Sized FUN at the blog meet!
        • Currently Redecorating!
      • ► May
        • Our Last Day in Pictures
        • End of Year Freebies
        • Surviving One More Week-IDEAS!
        • Crafts, Chefs, and Spaghetti!
        • Oh Momma--It's Coming!
        • Read to Puppy!
        • Currently Moooo-ing!
        • Don't Judge and Freebie!
      • ► April
        • Academic Awards for Elementary Students
        • Farm Fun and Freebie
        • Candy Awards
        • Oh Momma!
        • Are My Kids Still Chasing Me?
        • Bulletin Boards & BFFs
        • Dear Teacher Diary...
        • Four Friday Freebies!
        • Skyping Good Time!
        • We Ate a Frog Today!
        • Snack Sized Learning and a Letter Writing Freebie!
        • Today Rocked!!!
        • Spring Daily Language Review and A Couple Pictures
        • The Bunny
        • Math Math Math!
        • Shhhh Don't Tell My Diet.
        • Spring Daily Math
      • ► March
        • This Week's Pictures
        • Lunch Linky and The Daily Five Update
        • Science Freebies
        • Dumpsville- Population Zero!
        • Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
        • First Grade Fashions and Academics Too!
        • The Real Rocks of Limestone County
        • Gone Buggy Unit for Free
        • Planning With Ryan
        • Bloggers GONE WILD--Spring Break Meet Up!
        • Morning Work Freebie and a Linky Party!
        • Elmer and A Sale!
        • Teaching Writing and Life Lessons
        • I Think I Can! I Think I Can!
        • Reference Wall Freebies
        • No More Word Verification!
        • Lenny the Leprechaun
        • We Looked for A Leprechaun!
      • ► February
        • Write on the Money?
        • Feels Like a Monday!---and a freebie!
        • Giant TPT LINKY PARTY!
        • Looking For A Leprechaun
        • Today I Celebrate Being in Remission!!!
        • Feeling Super Presidential!
        • I think I am global.
        • Do You Feel Lucky?
        • Rowing my Boat. Keeping Afloat.
        • Happy Valentine's Day! Freebie
        • March Math Centers!
        • Shock and Awe
        • Penguins and Polka Dots
        • Giraffes in Antarctica!
        • Currently Contemplating...
        • My February Lesson Plans and Winners!
        • I hope this is Freeze Tag.
        • Build A Graph Freebie and Celebrating The Non-Fiction Superbowl!
      • ► January
        • Grab a snack it's a long post!
        • Daily Language Work
        • Goats, Trolls, and a FREEBIE!
        • Do You Speak Blog?
        • Mid-Week Pick Me Up
        • Dream Squashing In Full Effect!
        • This Little Piggy
        • San Antonio Texas Blogger Meet Up!
        • Daily Warm Ups for Math and Language!
        • Math Centers!
        • I'm Baaaaack...{from the salon}
        • Catching Up!
        • Currently, MLK, and Other Assorted Topics (HAIR)
        • Writing and Centers
        • My Friday Fix!!
        • What to Do with Ten Extra Minutes...and more
        • Geometric Quilting Update
        • Highlights of the Last 2 Days!
        • 2012 Morning Work Freebie and Another Top Ten!
    • ► 2011
      • ► December
        • New Year's Sale!
        • Build a Pizza Math Center!
        • Monster Game Freebies!
        • Coziness, Confessions, and Lesson Plans!
        • 11 in 11 Linky FUN
        • I promise I know how to count...really...Free Reading Logs Updated
        • Bulletin Boards for Winter!
        • Merry Christmas!
        • Holiday Identity Crisis.
        • How Do Penguins Drink Their Soda?
        • The Emperor's Egg
        • My Pastor Ate Baby Jesus
        • Currently... Laughing
        • Top Ten Reasons I know Christmas is Near...
        • Sock Snowman Gift and Merry Christmas Splat the Cat!
        • All Aboard The Polar Express
        • Arrrrg!
        • Freebie, Giveaway, and a Recipe!
        • Cookies and Pepcid for Dinner
        • No More Reindeer Games!
      • ► November
        • Dream Squasher
        • In Charge of Chocolate and Cuteness
        • Black Friday through Cyber Monday Sale!
        • Rudolph the Chip-Nosed Reindeer & a Freebie
        • Christmas Art Projects!
        • Thankfully Giving!
        • Writer's Workshop Pet Edition
        • Not a DULL moment!
        • Daily Calendar Freebie and a mess of other ideas
        • Veteran's Day is Next Week!
      • ► October
        • November Unit Update!
        • 7 Things you'll wish you could forget
        • Bats, Phonics, and My Friday Fix!
        • Pumpkin Glyph Bulletin Board Freebie
        • Math Quilts
        • Halloween Dress Up Linky!!
        • Harry the Dirty Dog
        • Stellaluna Book Study!
        • Jack O Faces FREEBIE
        • Framed!!
        • Read on Little Dudes....Read on...
      • ► September
        • Oh Good Graph!
        • I Have Officially Spread Myself Too Thin
        • Fun with Fiction
        • Indoor Recess? Problem SOLVED!!
        • Totally Bugged.
        • You are the Wind Beneath My Wings...
        • Math Tubs
        • Writer's Workshop
      • ► August
        • Number Bracelets!
        • Breakfast in my Classroom {horrors}
        • Meet The Teacher Night
        • Things I have been working on...
        • Gone Buggy!
        • Top Ten Reasons You Know it is BACK TO SCHOOL time!
        • Classroom Pictures Part 2. D-O-N-E!!!
        • Classroom Tour 2011-2012 Part One
      • ► July
        • Book Barn!
        • Shape Up!
        • Teacher Feature
        • Writer's Workshop
        • Classroom Labels
        • I am a R-O-B-O-T
        • Vowels Visual
        • Monster Math Tubs
        • Can O' Worms
        • Earbud Storage
        • Discovery Bottles
        • WORD DOCTOR
      • ► June
        • Teacher Tipster...My NEW BFF!
        • Back to School....and writing...
        • Lovely Labels!
        • Classroom Organization
        • Minute to Win It
        • Teacher Song!
        • June Joy!
    • ► 2010
      • ► August
        • Classroom Details
        • Back To School 2010-2011
        • Classroom 2010- 2011
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