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Hi there! My name is Taylor Janoski and I am a teacher turned stay-at-home mom.  I became a teacher-author in 2018 and love every minute of it! Before becoming a… Read More »About the Author

In this post, we will discuss six places to find online math lessons for your flipped classroom. Each of the resources have their pros and cons, but best of all,… Read More »6 Places to Find Online Math Lessons for Your Flipped Classroom

Create a flipped classroom in no time with these 5 simple guidelines!

Ok, teachers – get ready for a couple of FUN FILLED days with your kiddos! Castle Creation is a great surface area and volume project that challenges students to CREATE,… Read More »Surface Area and Volume: A Hands On Project

If you’re reading this right now, chances are you are currently teaching or about to be teaching the laws of exponents. In my experience, simplifying expressions can get very redundant.… Read More »Practice Using the Properties of Exponents Through Games

Considering flipping your math classroom? My suggestion – do it! You can even try it FREE with these three lessons from my Real Numbers unit! If you are unfamiliar, flipping… Read More »5 Reasons Why You Should Flip Your Math Classroom Right Now

Group Activities #1 – StationsSet up stations at groups of tables around your room.  Students will rotate around the room completing problems in their notebook (or grab this free recording… Read More »10 Ways to Use Task Cards in the Math Classroom

It seems as if worksheets are getting a bad rap in our 21st century classrooms. They are sometimes our go-to resources if we are in a pinch or our students… Read More »5 Ways to Transform a Worksheet in the Math Classroom

Are you looking for a graphing linear equations activity? This activity is PERFECT if you are looking to have fun while giving your kiddos some practice! Did I mention it… Read More »Graphing Linear Equations Activity