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Amp Up Your Math Block with Guided Math
Your math block doesn’t have to look the same every day or feel like a struggle to manage.
Guided Math AMPED: Five Steps to Your Best Math Block walks you through a practical approach to creating a flexible, student-centered math block where students have opportunities to learn, practice, collaborate, and think mathematically.
I wrote Guided Math AMPED after years of seeing what worked (and what didn’t) in real elementary classrooms. My goal was to give teachers a structure they could understand, adapt, and actually use.
What it helps you do
What Can Guided Math AMPED Help You Do?

Student-Centered
Create a more student-centered math classroom

Time Well Spent
Make better use of your whole-group and small-group time

Meaningful Practice
Give students meaningful opportunities to practice and apply math

Assessment That Guides
Use assessment information to guide your instruction

Differentiate Simply
Differentiate without creating a completely different lesson for every student

Independent Routines
Build routines that help students become more independent
Start where you are
Start Where You Are
You don’t have to completely change your classroom overnight.
The five steps in Guided Math AMPED give you a place to start and a framework you can continue building on as you become more comfortable with Guided Math.
Whether you’re brand new to Guided Math or looking for a way to improve the math block you already have, this book can help you move forward with a plan.
Want to learn more?
Grab Your Copy
Grab your copy of Guided Math AMPED and start creating a math block that works for you and your students.
You can also explore the Guided Math resources here at Tunstall’s Teaching Tidbits to find ready-to-use materials that support your instruction.
Free for your PLC or book study
Ready to Amp Up Math?
Get the FREE Guided Math AMPED Book study guide and dive into practical ideas for creating a more purposeful, student-centered math block. Use the chapter questions on your own or take them to your next PLC or team meeting for great discussion!

