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Skillbuilders in ElWanda McLaurin's Classroom

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With school around the corner, how will you be staying organized throughout the year? Hear from ASSISTments Teacher, ElWanda McLaurin, as she shares how our FREE resource is keeping her classroom organized. ElWanda loves Skillbuilders and she has built an entire protocol around the Skillbuilders for her students! She really gets her students thinking about math with her Skillbuilder Reflection Sheet. Watch her video to see what else she has created.

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Skillbuilders in ElWanda McLaurin's Classroom

Learn more about how you can implement Skillbuilders in your math teaching routines.

Share on socials!

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Tips & Tricks for Applying the Standards for Mathematical Practice to Drive Instruction

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