M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction
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02/12/2026
Valentine’s week but still need something meaningful?
This Fraction Escape Room is one of my favorite ways to keep the energy up and the math focus strong. Students work through fraction challenges to “unlock” each part of the escape. It feels fun and different, but it’s still solid skill practice.
Available in both print and digital.
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02/12/2026
Need a simple Valentine’s Day math activity that doesn’t require any extra prep?
Students solve the order of operations problems on the first page, then use their answers to connect the matching numbers on the heart page. As they draw each line, the design slowly comes together. When they’re finished, they can color it in.
It’s focused. It’s hands-on. And it keeps everyone engaged without turning into chaos the week of Valentine’s Day.
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02/04/2026
It’s been a minute… but after a month away, I’m back to creating 🎉🤍
If you’ve been patiently waiting for more 4th grade curriculum, I’m back and in fraction mode! Over the next couple of weeks watch out as we move through the 4th grade fraction standards with simple, ready-to-use resources that actually save you time.
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11/18/2025
✨ $1 Deal! ✨
Through the end of the week, you can grab my new Factors & Multiples lessons and notes for just $1.
I finally put everything I’ve been teaching in this standard into one place (finding factors, divisibility rules, multiples, and prime vs. composite) all broken down into simple, clear lessons with matching guided notes. If your students mix these up every year (mine always did 😅), this scaffolding really helps. It’s straightforward, no prep, and easy to plug right into your math block.
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11/16/2025
November in the classroom is… a whole vibe. The kids are wired, I’m running on leftover Halloween candy, and we’re all pretending Thanksgiving break isn’t still a week away.
These Thanksgiving logic puzzles have been my little sanity-saver. They’ve been perfect for early finishers, a quick enrichment option, or even a low-prep center when I just need something engaging and independent.
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