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Little Miss Kindergarten is having a Math and Calendar Wall Linky party, so I thought I'd join up! Teaching fifth grade, I don't have a calendar wall anymore. (I do still have the pocket chart calendar displayed, though!) But I have been thinking about some new ideas for a math bulletin board next year. Because my students are older and more independent, I was thinking of putting the bulletin board in their hands. We use Everyday Math - so at the end of each lesson I was thinking of giving one student a colored piece of cardstock (large notecard size 5 x 8) and having them write the most important part of the lesson. For example, if we learned the formula for area of a triangle, they could write and design that notecard for the bulletin board. Each chapter we'd start over.
I've seen some really great ideas on Beth Newingham's Website for a math wall. She also has great ideas for implementing the math workshop in your classroom. Something else to think about! :)
Thanks for reading my ideas - if you have any suggestions please help me out! Otherwise, head on over to Miss Kindergarten and leave your own ideas!
-Kristen