Oh my goodness - it's FINALLY done! When I dream about my summer, I'll be dreaming about my math journals ....
If you've been following my blog and my "Math Journal Sundays" posts, you already know how much I enjoyed creating interactive math journal activities with my students - hands-down, the best addition to my math program last year. I've had a lot of questions about my math journals over the last year, and I've tried to answer most of them. (Sidenote: all the ideas are still available on my blog. For some reason, when I had my blog redesigned this summer, my "see older posts" button stopped working, which I know makes it difficult to scroll through all the posts. I promise to try to get it working again next weekend (even though scrolling through all that html code frightens me a bit. For now, you can still see the posts by clicking on the months on my right sidebar - September - June).
Earlier this summer, I promised you all I would be creating an "Interactive Math Journal" resource that would contain all my math journal ideas. I didn't think it would take as long as it did to put it all together, but after literally hundreds of hours of work on it, I'm DONE!!!
The 165 page resource contains 38 different interactive math journal activity (btw - through writing the resource, I found out the word "foldable" is trademarked, so from now on you'll hear my say "folded tools" or "interactive tools"). Each activity contains pictures, full instructions, and templates to create the folded tool. I have included assessment ideas, details on left-side and right-side thinking, and more. I have also aligned the whole resource to common core standards for grades 4-8, as well as the Ontario curriculum math strands. You can click on the picture to the right to preview my newest resource (and if you download the full preview, I have included two journal activities you can use in your classroom right away ...)
So ... after working non-stop on this for the last while, I FINALLY have the time to head out to school and attend to my very neglected classroom. Off I go ... can't wait to share pics with you when I'm done decorating. First day back on Tuesday!!!
Happy Friday!!!
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