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Tina Nocella

Trick-or-Treat with NumWorks

Check out this fall themed activity perfect for Halloween made for you by Math Medic & NumWorks!

Matt McBurney

Making Time to Show Student Thinking

4 efficient strategies for having student work ready for the debrief

Sarah Stecher

Start With What Makes Sense

What if math was taught intuitively? How to build on what students bring to math class.

Sarah Stecher

What Kind of Mathematics Invites Student Thinking?

This blog is the first in a series on teaching for mathematical thinking. What kind of mathematics do we value? What kind of tasks invite student thinking?

Kelly Pendleton

Archived AP Stats Lessons

Download your favorite AP Stats lessons that were archived after the newest update to the curriculum!

Sarah Stecher

A Letter to Parents and Caregivers

Help parents and caregivers understand why math class might look a little different—and the thinking and learning that will be happening along the way. A ready-to-use resource you can send to parents or incorporate into conversations.

Sarah Stecher

Cross Country Traveling

A norm-building activity you can use to help students practice providing evidence for their reasoning and valuing the ideas of others.

Sarah Stecher

Everything You Need for the First Week of School

Links to norm-building activities, supply lists, and helpful tips for starting your school year off right!

Sarah Stecher

Before You Leave for Summer Break

Three meaningful ways to close out the year and help you head into next year with clarity and confidence.

Sarah Stecher

Early Solutions to the 2026 AP Precalculus Free Response

Here we offer solutions to the 2026 AP Precalculus Exam FRQs.

Math Medic

Early Solutions to the 2026 AP Calculus Free Response

Our first attempt at solutions to the 2026 AP Calculus FRQs.

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A Timer That Finally Keeps Me on Track

A tool for timing your EFFL lessons – check out this free applet made by a teacher in the Math Medic community!