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10/13/2026

Spooky math resources on sale this week! 👻

Partner work, independent practice, digital options, and real-world math!

09/16/2026

Differentiation does NOT have to mean creating 5 different lessons. 🙅‍♀️

If the thought of differentiating your math instruction makes you want to add another 3 hours to your planning time... this is for you. 😅

The good news? You can differentiate without reinventing the wheel.

Start with 3 things:
➕ Readiness - What support or challenge does each student need?
➕ Interest - Where can students have meaningful choices?
➕ Learning Profile - Can students access the content in different ways?

You don’t need to differentiate everything.

You just need to make intentional adjustments that help more students access the math.

I’ve broken down practical differentiation strategies you can actually use in your math classroom without creating a million new resources.

👉 Read the full post through the link: https://www.freetodiscovermath.com/blog/differentiation

09/16/2026

09/15/2026

08/18/2026

My daughter is interested in learning to bake, so I guess we’re learning together! 🤣

She’s a gluten free gal, so we started with these gluten free apple c***r donuts! 🍩

Oh my, what a treat! 🤤

08/15/2026

Start the school year on point ✏️ with these logic challenges for secondary math.

Engage your students in learning with outside-the-box first day of school activities for middle school or high school!

Perfect for back to school season, these resources challenge students to think creatively while promoting number sense development, logical reasoning, real world applications, deduction skills, and team building.

Learn more here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Day-of-School-Logic-Activities-for-Middle-School-or-High-School-Math-8381835

08/13/2026

Some things just go well together...

Chips & salsa.

Cookies & milk.

Macaroni & cheese.

Peanut butter & jelly.

Yum! 🤤

It turns out, activators and Math Skill Drills make quite the pair, too!

I’ve been thinking about this perfect math combo for a while, and I had fun organizing these thoughts into a delicious new blog post!

In this brand new post, you’ll:

🚀 Read about what makes an activator effective

🚀 Discover the balance between short-term skill recall and long-term fluency development (Spoiler: both are necessary and good!)

🚀 Download free activator templates

🚀 Understand how you can implement Skill Drills this year

Click here to find the post: https://www.freetodiscovermath.com/blog/activators-and-skill-drills

08/07/2026

Whether you’re already back in the classroom 🎒 or you have another month of summer break ☀️, it’s never too early to plan the systems you’ll implement in your math classes.

You probably have a system for how students turn in their work ✅, the flow of your class structure ✅, and note-taking during lessons ✅.

🤔 Do you have a plan for consistently improving students’ math skills?

Math Skill Drills take the guesswork out of improving remedial, foundational math skills. 💡

✅ When you work with a systematic plan, step-by-step, little-by-little, 1% at a time, progress is made.

❎ When you are inconsistent or playing whack-a-mole, addressing gaps haphazardly as they reveal themselves, it is much harder to see measurable improvements over time.

I’ve tried both ways.

And I’m sticking with Skill Drills from now on!

Math Skill Drills provide:

🚀 a proven system for addressing math skill gaps in a meaningful, purposeful way

🚀 clear, organized practice that promotes student independence and builds confidence

🚀 tools for teachers to save time, analyze math skill gaps easily, and adopt a set of classroom-proven resources

Check them out today! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/free-to-discover/category-math-skill-drills-391000

08/04/2026

Ends tomorrow! 🚀

08/15/2025

🚨 MATH MINDSET MATTERS! 🚨
Are your students saying “I’m just not a math person”? Time to flip the script. ✨

💡 Growth Mindset in Math Intervention isn’t just a buzzword — it’s the key to helping students believe they can do hard things. Here’s how to make it happen:

🌱 Share the Power of “YET”
“I’m not good at this... YET.” That tiny word builds BIG confidence.

📣 Set the Expectation
From day one, let students know: We work hard here, and we master skills together.

👀 Model Growth Mindset
Let them see YOU struggle and grow. Show them it’s okay not to have all the answers as long as you’re willing to learn.

👏 Praise Perseverance
Reward the grit, not just the grade. Math isn’t about shortcuts. It’s about solving real problems.

📊 Monitor Progress
Track growth visibly. Let students see their own improvement and build math confidence one win at a time.

💪 The goal? Progress over perfection.
✨ Math confidence grows when students feel empowered to try, fail, and try again.

🔗 Click the link to learn more: https://www.freetodiscovermath.com/blog/growth-mindset