Pinning is one of my many addictions! I do not pin quite as much now
that I have started a blog but I have over 5,000 pins so I guess I would
still be considered an addict:) I love to visually sort things. I
find it relaxing. Does that make me weird? I decided to link up with
Just Reed to share some of my favorite math idea pins. (if you click the pictures you will go to the source).
I loved this pin! As an interventionist I am always trying to find a different angle to teach a concept but traditional methods don't usually work for my kiddos. I am definitely giving this a try next year.
I am in love with the idea of having the kids illustrate math vocabulary that you are targeting.
What a great visual!!
I love the visual but when I tried to access the acutal site it said it was password protected.
I actually did this last year and loved it!
I didn't actually use my money sticks to play Kaboom
but just a warm up to review/practice money skills:)
I am stalking the book study:
I am totally digging it. Why I never thought of using reading concepts to teach math I don't know. If you haven't checked out the posts for the study there is a ton of good info. I am loving the book. Teaching with a Touch of Twang came up with this great chart with ideas from the book to show the correlation between reading and math comprehension.
Touchpoints and multisensory do I need to say more........... 
This is a great little resource for touch money. Best of all it is FREE!
This goes along with teaching math vocabulary! Although I pinned it before I read chapter 2 in Teaching Mathematical Comprehension. (It is a paid TPT item)
I used this tool last year to help my students with the number grid. It was AWESOME!
I love using songs and rhymes to teach!
I love this pin! What a great way to teach area and perimeter!!
I hope you pick up some great math ideas!!
I can't wait to check out the other Ten Pin link ups:)
