I absolutely LOVE my job! Helping teachers to meet the needs of their students makes me giddy. When I can save you a little time, I get crazy excited. And every time one of your students uses a Not So Wimpy resource, I like to think that they are my student too.
I love to show my appreciation by creating free resources for you!
Did you know that I have dozens of free resources? For real! Let’s take a look at some of the math resources that you can grab for free!
Free Problem Solving Notebook
Do your students need some help with solving word problems? Click HERE to grab these free problem solving notebook activities.
Free Multiplication Games
Do your students need practice with their multiplication facts? Click HERE to sign up for lots of fun and free multiplication games.
Free Geometry Centers
Are you using my math centers? Click HERE to grab a free mini set of geometry math centers.
You will also want to click HERE to grab free labels for your math centers!
Free Area and Perimeter Game
Do you students need some extra practice with area and perimeter? Click HERE to grab a free area and perimeter game board.
Free Geometry Riddle Activity
Do you need a fun geometry activity? Click HERE to grab this free shape riddle printable.
Free Math Centers Video
Do you need some ideas and tips to get math centers started in your classroom? Click HERE to watch a free video about organizing your math centers.
Free Math Centers Posters
Are you looking for a simple way to display the math centers your students should complete each day? Click HERE to grab posters that you can personalize and laminate. Use a dry erase marker to write in student names. This makes it so easy to move students to different groups when necessary.
I hope that you are able to enjoy all of these free math resources in your classroom.
Would you like some FREE ELA resources?! Of course you do! Click on the photo below to check them out.
Have a Not So Wimpy day!
Grab these FREE 60 writing prompts for grades 2-5.
You mentioned rubrics you use with journals, centers, and independent work. Did you create rubrics or do you use the curriculum rubric?
Can you update your resources to digital so I can use for this year hybrid classes?
I tried to subscribe and get the free addition and subtraction interactive note book but it says something went wrong.
What do you do on Fridays?
Hi Terri,
I had a unique school schedule. This blog post will describe my weekly schedule. If you have extra time on Friday, you can include some additional math time, maybe include some additional math games. https://notsowimpyteacher.com/2017/12/my-daily-classroom-schedule.html