It’s the start of a new school and Back to School season is here, so there’s lots to prepare for the new year. There’s good news! The math lesson plans are here for you and ready to go. Let’s look at the lesson plans, how to plan your year right, and the best Back to School math activities to use.
Math Lesson Plans
Do you need math lesson plans that are ready to go for you? The 2023-2024 math lesson plans are here for you! Each grade level math lesson plan covers the entire year, and included in the content calendar is what to teach, when to teach it, and ideas for how to teach it. Teachers love these lesson plans, because they provide a roadmap of the school year to finish with math mastery success.
To access your math lesson plans, click on your grade level below.
Back to School Math Activities
This set of activities includes fun math puzzles, math worksheets, math games, and more. Kids are engaged in 10+ math activities to review grade level curriculum and skills. Grab your grade level set for your kids and be prepared for Back to school.
Back to School Math Packets
A Back To School Math packet that will keep your students engaged on day 1 in your classroom! This packet is just plain fun, and not only is it full of grade level math problems, it also gives students fun coloring, puzzles, and problem solving. Also included is a beginning of the year diagnostic test, back to school activities, and a Math portfolio starter pack. Use this packet at the beginning of the school year for review activities during August & September!!
3 Tips for Back to School
- Start the year right by teaching your classroom rules, procedures, and expectations. Kids need to know what to expect from you and how to meet your expectations.
- Have fun! Do a fun math activity or two. It doesn’t have to be an ice-breaker, but it could be a math game, math puzzle, or math worksheet that’s engaging.
- Get to know your kids and find out what math activities they like. The beginning of the year is like learning to ride a bike all over again. Kids have to get back into the swing of things, and new groups of students may like different activities. Don’t be afraid to try new math activities this year!
Cheers to Back to School!
