End-of-year lifesaver (and it’s only $3 right now!)
5 days ago • 1 min readHey, it's me again! I know I already reached out once today but I completely forgot to mention the FLASH SALE I'm having! If your students are already in summer mode (and you’re lowkey right there with them)… I’ve got something that might help. My Editable Summer-Themed Coloring Pages are the perfect low-prep activity for the end of the year—and they’re on sale for just $3 through April 1st! 🎨 Fully editable 🖨️ Print & go 📚 Works for any subject 💡 Great for early finishers, review, sub days,...
READ POSTBig News—Beyond the Worksheet is Expanding!
22 days ago • 1 min readHey friends, I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about what’s next for Beyond the Worksheet. If I’m being completely honest, things have been tough lately. The education space has shifted, and running this business feels harder than ever. But here’s the thing—I love creating resources that make math click for students and make YOUR life easier. That’s why I’m not giving up. And that’s why I’m so excited to share that Beyond the Worksheet is expanding to 4th grade! 🎉 I’ve started adding...
READ POSTNeed Math Ideas for St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️
23 days ago • 1 min readHey friends, St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, and it’s the perfect opportunity to bring a little magic into your math lessons! I’ve put together a few fun, themed activities to engage your students while practicing key skills. St. Patrick’s Day Math Activities: Lucky Numbers: Create word problems around a pot of gold! Example: “If a leprechaun has 42 gold coins and shares them equally with 7 friends, how many coins does each get?” Probability Games: Use green items like shamrocks or candy to...
READ POSTEmpower Your Students: Tips for Building Math Confidence
about 1 month ago • 1 min readHey friends, We’ve all seen it—students hesitating to try, saying, “I’m just not good at math.” But what if we could change that mindset? This week, I’m sharing strategies and resources to help you empower your students and build their confidence in math. Tips for Building Math Confidence: Start with Success: Begin each lesson with a task nearly every student can complete. Early wins set a positive tone and encourage participation. Focus on Growth: Highlight effort and progress over...
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