A comprehensive lesson focused on rounding multi-digit whole numbers to the nearest 10 and 100 using a Western-themed visual approach.

A creative hands-on lesson where students build a 'Place Value Person' to represent numbers up to 120 in six different ways, including standard, expanded, and word forms.

A lesson focused on plotting and identifying fractions (fourths and eighths) on a number line ranging from 0 to 2. Students will practice partitioning and labeling points to build a strong visual understanding of fraction magnitude and equivalence.

A fun, high-energy lesson focusing on mastering two-digit addition and subtraction with and without regrouping. Students practice their skills through a series of "laps" in a math marathon.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying and counting combinations of bills and coins. Students will practice adding mixed denominations, making change, and solving real-world money problems through interactive slides and hands-on activities.

A beginner's guide to mastering the basic functions of a handheld calculator for addition and subtraction. Students will learn to identify key buttons, enter numbers correctly, and solve multi-digit problems with confidence.

A comprehensive introduction to the normal distribution, focusing on the empirical rule and calculating probabilities using z-score tables. Students will learn to visualize data distributions and find areas under the curve.

A 30-minute collaborative lesson where students act as 'Fraction Architects' to compare fractions with the same numerator or denominator using visual models and number lines.

A cumulative review and performance assessment where students solve 5 oral or pictorial problems to 30, demonstrating mastery of the unit's goals.

Combining skills to determine the correct operation (+/-) for oral and pictorial problems, writing the number sentence, and solving using a number line.

A lesson focused on mastering the open number line by starting at various points and counting forward or backward to build numerical fluency.

A hands-on lesson focused on comparing and ordering fractions using benchmarks, common numerators, and common denominators through a maritime-themed sorting activity.

A comprehensive 90-minute lesson on transforming linear equations into slope-intercept form ($y = mx + b$), designed for Algebra I students and easy delivery by non-math teachers. Includes visual slides, a detailed facilitator guide, and extensive practice with error analysis.

A comprehensive 90-minute review of graphing linear inequalities (TEKS A.3D) designed for non-math teachers to facilitate. Students will practice identifying line types, shading regions, and graphing by hand without technology.

A core lesson introducing the concept of 'Friends of 10' through interactive slides and a variety of quick, 10-minute manipulative-based games.

A focused lesson on interpreting line plots and performing addition with mixed numbers that have common denominators.

A quick, 10-minute non-curricular task where students compare fractions with the same denominator through a relatable pizza-sharing scenario. Students will use visual models and comparison symbols to solve the 'Pizza Thief' mystery.

A first-grade lesson focused on telling time to the hour and half hour through hands-on task cards and a matching center activity. Students will practice reading analog clocks and connecting them to digital formats.

A carnival-themed math review covering 3-digit regrouping, multiplication/division facts, and fraction concepts through three interactive rotations.

A 30-minute interactive lesson focused on visual models for fraction equivalence, specifically addressing fractions equivalent to whole numbers and comparing fractions through reasoning. Students act as 'Blueprint Builders' to construct and compare fractional parts of a whole.

A comprehensive multi-year analysis of Grade 4 MCAS English Language Arts data from 2023-2025. It identifies strengths in literal comprehension and character analysis, while highlighting persistent weaknesses in written expression and figurative language.

A high-level synthesis of multi-grade MCAS performance data (2023-2025) for school administration and leadership. It highlights longitudinal trends, systemic curriculum gaps in Fractions, and strategic resource allocation recommendations.

A multi-year performance analysis of Grade 3 MCAS Mathematics data from 2023-2025. It identifies strong procedural fluency in multiplication/division and significant conceptual hurdles in Fractions and Geometry.

An in-depth analysis of Grade 4 MCAS Mathematics data from 2023-2025, highlighting categorical strengths in Base Ten and persistent weaknesses in Fractions and Multi-step Word Problems.

A lesson focused on mastering three-digit subtraction with regrouping through clear vertical alignment and real-world story problems.

A math lesson centered on plotting fractional data on line plots using a botanist theme, following the Building Thinking Classrooms thin-slicing approach.

In this collaborative 30-minute investigation, student 'architects' work in groups of three to design different features of a community park by representing fractions on number line diagrams. Students will master the concept of a fraction as a distance from zero on a number line across three unique scenarios involving halves, fourths, thirds, sixths, and eighths.

A cumulative review and performance assessment where students solve 5 oral or pictorial problems to 30, demonstrating mastery of the unit's goals.

Combining skills to determine the correct operation (+/-) for oral and pictorial problems, writing the number sentence, and solving using a number line.

Focusing on subtraction within 30 using number lines and a monster truck theme. Students will practice 'reversing' or 'crushing' numbers by moving backward on the number line.

Focusing on addition within 30 using number lines and a Lego building theme. Students will practice 'building up' their totals by hopping forward on the number line.

A review of math vocabulary for addition and subtraction using a Golden State Warriors theme. Students will learn to identify keywords in oral problems to determine whether to add or subtract.

A lesson focused on 2nd-grade geometry and partitioning, where students use the pixel grid to understand halves, thirds, and fourths.

A final project-based assessment where students demonstrate their ability to build arrays, identify even/odd groups, and write repeated addition equations.

Students practice skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s as a fast-track method for counting large groups of building supplies.