Tired of your kids plucking out the numbers and not reading the number story? Try numberless word problems.

Find out why number lines shouldn’t be used until 2nd grade and what to use instead.

A resource for teachers and caregivers: how to help with math at home

Make vocabulary accessible to your students with a math word wall.

Tips to create a math-rich environment in your elementary math classroom.

Watch Valerie Faulkner connect what students know about composing and decomposing numbers to solve with a Parts Equal Total (PET) structure.

Number stories and fractions can both be challening concepts for students to grasp. With SoE, we can scaffold to support comprehension and make difficult tasks much easier.

There’s a place for both conceptual and procedural knowledge in math classrooms. But I do have one exception to my rule.

The Concrete Representational Abstract (CRA) approach in mathematics allows all students to access content and gain deep understanding. Given that many students struggle with comprehension, particularly in number stories, let’s explore how to teach story problems using CRA. One reason students are successful when they use Structures of Equality is because it effectively integrates all […]

What is CRA and what does it look like in early math classrooms? Explore best practices for this approach.

Jasmin, a 4th grade teacher from Durham, NC, shares the highs and lows with implementing Structures of Equality in her classroom. You don’t want to miss this interview.

It’s that time of year. If you haven’t already heard people talking about end-of-the-year standardized tests and math test prep, those conversations will be picking up soon. The most common question I hear is “How can I get my kids ready for the test?” Today we’ll talk about some effective strategies to make sure your […]