It's that time of year again - when we all get REALLY ready for Winter Break.  We teachers are no different than the students!  There is still work that needs to be done, but if we could only make it fun somehow to keep our student's minds on math :)

I have teamed up with some of my secondary math friends to compile a list of some terrific, fun activities you might use in your class this December.

I seriously hate grading homework.  But, kids are kids, and if you don't do something with it, they simply won't do it. Even w...

Let me tell you...making a breakout box for your class to use is no small task!  But, I had a lot of fun making it and I am hoping my st...

This would be a great activity to use for the first day of a high school math class where students know how to solve multi-step equations...

One of the biggest ideas in high school geometry is getting students to write a two column proof.  Although proofs seem to be emphasized ...

Digital task cards in math class? How can I continue to use task cards when we are going to a 1:1 environment? Here are two ways...

I had been thinking all winter about how to entice my AP Calculus students to come in on a {gasp} Saturday or Sunday to review with me. ...

I LOVE PI DAY! Who doesn't love a chance to celebrate in the math classroom? Here are links to a bunch of activities that could b...

This is a post where I will keep a catalog of activities I have created to use with Desmos.  There is a link up at the bottom of the pos...

I am teaching PreCalc this year.  We are knee deep in our trig unit and I am planning to teach Trig Angle Addition formulas on Monday.  I...

We are a 1:1 ipad school and I try to incorporate the iPad into class whenever it works. I have used Desmos for graphing and to make...

I enjoy teaching systems of equation in Algebra One - it is an important skill that students need to understand for future math classes. ...