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Teacher Resources "A good teacher is like a candle - it consumes itself to light the way for others." Author Unknown As a teacher, I know how difficult it can be to find new lessons, activities, and behavior management strategies. Below is a list of resources to help make your life easier in the classroom. I hope you greatly benefit from these sites and enjoy! These websites include a variety of math lesson plans designed for Pre-K through 12. They also include math worksheet printables, seasonal lesson plans, and fun math activities that you can do in your classroom. Most of these lesson plans have been created by teachers, so they know what we are looking for in a lesson plan. //** HotChalk TeAchnology Math Worksheets and Lesson Plans Math Forum Math Lesson Plans and Resources || **//Behavior Management Strategies I realize that every year you have that one student who likes to cause trouble while you are teaching your lessons. To help you become better prepared for instances such as those, here are a great list of websites to help you create a better classroom management plan for your room. These sites explain what behavior is, how to provide positive reinforcement, how to bully-proof your room, token economies, and creating behavior contracts. These sites have everything you need, and more. //** Behavior Management Strategies Teacher Vision Behavior Tips and Tricks The Really Big List of Classroom Management Resources ProTeacher.Com || Math Archives Professor Freedman's Math Help Online Mathematics & Statistics Degrees and Resources Elmhurst College Mathematical Links Resources for Math Research and Education La Historia MacTutor de archivo de Matemáticas Página de Inicio de Explorador de Prueba de Metamath || 
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 * **//Other Resources//**  These websites include a variety of other resources any math teacher would want including a new teacher survivor guide. The other sites include items such as help for teaching calculus; ways to relieve test anxiety that you can pass on to your students; the Elmhurst College math department website to get professional resources; a search engine for finding articles on the history of math, and much, much, more. I hope you enjoy these resources.

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