I like this one a lot! 😊

One of these is definitely on my wish list!

I used to have my classes make math review board games. They make up the theme, rules, design, and some way of having players review math problems from the year. Usually using construction paper or big pieces of butcher paper.

Love the egg crates for organizing! 🙌🏻

If you like tapas and Spanish food, Triana in Nob Hill is pretty outstanding. Great wine, sangria, food, and service.

Albuquerque is like that. We live in the foothills and it can be snowing but “in town” 5 miles away or on the west side, nada. There’s also a 1000 ft elevation drop between here and there, so that makes a difference!

Hard to choose, but I would probably say Notice and Wonder. That seems to be the one I fall back on, even with other resources like WODB, Slow Reveal, Same but Different. It seems to allow for more open responses and can get to patterns and structure as well.

Hi! 👋🏻 Love your math videos and really appreciate you explaining the concepts behind the algorithms for everyone!

Agreed! That’s always a struggle with learning intentions and success criteria in math. We don’t want to take away the discovery or give step by step instructions. This post is a great way to frame objectives for teachers!

Also in cooking and baking, maybe a precision estimate works pretty well with spices. A little more or less won’t usually make or break the dish like changing other ingredients might.

Precision is very important for medication doses, but not necessarily for food portions. A handful of chips is fine, but a handful of pills is not ok.

And to echo others, teachers and leaders, repeat this until it sticks:

You know NO undocumented people.

NOT families, NOT children, NOT anyone.

You DO NOT suspect anyone is.

You have NO information otherwise.

Silence is golden. Move on.