Math with Marcia

Join Math with Marcia for a fun afternoon filled with multiplication and division! Guests will learn the basics of how to multiply and divide using addition, the number line, and multiplication tables. Registration Required. Space is limited. November 29, 2023 from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm. https://friscolibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/651dc695cb391ed4418d2da0

Every child deserves to be safe and loved—anchored by a supportive family, a welcoming community, and a nation devoted to their education, health, safety and well-being. At Math with Marcia we are devoted to your child's math education.

Teaching Microsoft Word II class at Frisco Public Library on November 9. Learn how to design themes, insert pictures, create table of contents and number pages. Click the link below for informaton. https://friscolibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/651dbc5a13fa6ed3414aa2cf

Teaching Microsoft Word I class at Frisco Public Library on November 2. Learn how to create documents, format text, make changes to your docments and work with margins and page breaks. Click the link below for informaton.🙂
https://friscolibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/651da8498fffe94c00c54162

Teaching Excel III class at Frisco Public Library this evening. Learn about Charts, Pivot Tables and VLookUP. Check out the link below for informaton. 🙂
https://friscolibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/65259bd113fa6ed3414b9524

Delivered today just in time to start preparing the next generation in Calculus! Derivatives are my happy place! Making a difference in the lives of my students brings me joy! 🥰❤ ,

Happy Labor Day! Thanking those who serve us through their labor and dedication. ❤

It's back to school time! Wishing all the students, parents and teachers a safe and successful year. Check out our "Back to School" promotions for math intervention, coaching and customized tutoring. Your go to resource for all of your math needs!
https://bit.ly/45tWseH

Let Freedom Ring! Celebrating Freedom Day! On June 19, 1865 slavery ended in Texas more than two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. US troops were sent to Texas to liberate the 250,000 slaves in Texas. Texas is the first state to recognize June 19th as a legal holiday. In 2021 Juneteenth became a national holiday.❤️

Off to a great first week! Making a difference and helping K- 9 students sharpen their math skills during Summer Camp at the African American Museum of Dallas!