After a long while from not posting or making videos, I decided to come back. My first two years of teaching, and even before then, I found myself lost in teaching blogs and videos for hours. Teaching was my life. It was a little overwhelming once I came home everyday and just felt like my job didn't stop when I left school. It was taking over my mind and attitude, even at home. I had to make a change and that change was for the better. I found myself discovering new things and new interests. I started crafting and I even started playing the piano again. Now that I feel "reenergized" I can come back to all of those teaching blogs and videos that I used to love so much. Now I can integrate it into my more "well rounded" life of interests.
Don't we all just love Pinterest? I know I do! I have been wanting to implement math centers into my routine this year and I slowly want to teach my students games that can one day be part of their math centers. I am currently working on a math fluency "program" (future post) and I knew that I wanted math facts to be a big part of my math centers. I saw this flip chute on pinterest and I thought it was perfect. I went ahead and made one of my own. It was actually pretty easy. There is a video on Classroom DIY, but I decided to do a more step-by-step video. You can see that video here. I also made a template in word that you can go ahead and type your questions and answers into. Click the photo to visit my TPT where you can download the template for free.
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