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For teachers · Math instruction
Thinking Math
A teaching strategy for planning rich problems, facilitating mathematical discussion, and responding to student reasoning.
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Printables
Free Classroom Materials
Find free kits, supplies, and learning materials.
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Teaching strategies
Classroom Routines
Practical routines, discussion structures, and strategies for middle school.
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Teacher tool
Group Creator
Build purposeful student groups with a practical classroom tool.
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Planning tool
Learning Targets & Success Criteria
Develop clear goals and observable evidence of successful learning.
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Assessment tool
Exit Ticket Builder
Plan a focused check for understanding at the end of a lesson.
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Language support
English Learner Support
Explore scaffolds that support academic language and participation.
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Technology
Teacher Technology & Learning
Find planning, assessment, feedback, and classroom project tools for teachers.
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For teachers · Project guide
Student Book Publishing
Plan a classroom book project, guide writing and Canva design, and organize printed copies.
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More teacher articles →Practical examples, ready-to-use prompts, and clear next steps for math, science, and assessment.
Math teaching
Make math reasoning visible
Use a worked notebook-cost model, ratio table, equation, and exit check.
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Science teaching
Build stronger science explanations
Try a short CER starter with sample data, a model response, and revision prompts.
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Assessment & feedback
Check, sort, and respond
Use a three-minute exit ticket to choose your next teaching move.
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Teacher clarity
Make successful learning visible.
Plan a student-friendly learning target, observable success criteria, a concrete model of quality work, and a check for understanding.
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