Math Center Organization

I have gone a little “crazy” and I am in blog overload! I realized that I have so much to share! So, bloggers BEWARE!!  J  First, let me begin by sharing a little bit about my classroom. I pull small reading groups in the morning (in my classroom) with second grade and work my afternoons with homeroom classes (in my math lab) with 2^nd, 3^rd, & 4^th grade). This is a view of the back of my classroom. The window keeps is bright and cheery!

This year has been a huge transition for me.  I had to sift through all of math center activities and see if they were common core compatible. In addition, to moving classrooms twice before the school year began. L Several of my center activities and lessons were misplaced. A colleague suggested that I use crates to file my math center activities. Place the file hanging folders with labeled lessons, math skills, grade, and standard, you have ready to go math centers whenever needed. 

Introduction

Hello,
My name is Tenisea Wilkes and welcome to my blog!! The purpose of this blog is to colloborate and share instructional ideas/strategies mainly for the area of math. I live in North Carolina, this has been our first year of Common Core implementation. It has been overwhelming but now I think I understand and can see the alignment. Well, at least in Math. lol! :) Happy blogging!