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Check out the fabulous middle school math teachers below! If you know of (or HAVE) your own fabulous Middle School Math blog – PLEASE add it to the comments below so I can add you to my page!
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- 7th Grade Math Teacher Extraordinaire
- 7th Grade Math Mania
- A Student of Teaching
- Algebrainiac
- Algebra’s Friend
- Approaching Infinity
- Awilda’s Daughter
- Axis of Reflection
- Borscht With Anna
- Brian Arnot
- Change Over Time
- Check Your Work
- Coefficients of Determination
- Cox Math
- Curiouser and Curiouser
- Dividing By Zero
- Education Prospector
- Eric Biederbeck
- Fast Times of a Middle School Math Teacher
- Fawn Nguyen
- Finding EMU
- Finding Joy in 6th Grade
- Finding the Process
- Five Triangles
- Flip Learn Share
- Gleaming Number Rockets
- Hard Enough Problems
- Hodges Herald
- Homeschool Math
- I Choose Math
- I Speak Math
- in stillness the dancing
- In The Middle
- Kimberly Howard
- Lisa Tilmon
- Make Math
- Math Bratt
- Math In The Middle
- Math Mama Writes
- Math Teacher Life
- Math-n-spire
- mathcounts4ever@lcms
- Mathiness is Happiness
- Maximize Interest
- Middle School Math Rules!
- Mr Reddy’s Maths Blog
- Mr. Stadel
- Mrs. Burger’s Math Blog
- Mrs. D’s blog
- Mrs. Groshong
- Mrs. Stewart’s Math Class
- Mrs. Tilmon
- MS Math Madness
- Ms. Z Teaches in Mathland
- Nicholas Hussain
- Out of the Zone
- Out Rockin’ Constantly
- Pi Crust
- Polygon Wild
- Porter’s Science and Math
- PPerfect Squares
- Reflections of a Techie
- Sarah Educating
- Scatter Plot Teaching
- Shyra Dawson
- Solving Problems
- Some Become Pearls
- Technology Integration for Math Engagement
- The Enlightened Elephant
- the numbertwenty one
- timeproject.edublogs.org
- To The Square Inch
- Variables of Math
- Venspired Learning
- WadingThruMath
- Writing to Learn to Teach
- Yummy Math
- Zombie Math Teacher
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five triangles
Thanks! I’ll add you.
You can find my middle school math blog at http://www.lisatilmon.blogspot.com
Thanks for sharing an awesome list of fellow bloggers!
Thank you for adding your site! I love that our middle school math blog list is growing!
Hi! I just started a blog and my blog is
http://educationprospector.wordpress.com/
I really like your blog and I appreciate you posting other peoples blogs here as well. Also, I enjoy Pinterest as you do…I am Cathy Jeremko on pinterest.
I am very excited to find other middle school math teachers who would be interested in collaborating on some social media projects next school year!
Hey Cathy!
I am so glad that you found my blog. I have added you to this page and am looking forward to reading your blog.
I’ve been working on building mine recently. The blog is ibreezethroughmath.blogspot.com and I’m currently writing a series on things teachers can do over the summer to make their August/September easier!
I am just getting started with my blog. I have gotten a lot of info and ideas from you and have started following you on Twitter as well. I look forward to making connections and taking my classes this year to the next level.
My blog is at http://hsimmons32.wordpress.com/
Heather
I really enjoy your blog! I have found so many awesome resources and strategies. I bought a book from a conference. It is called the Outstanding Math Guide (OMG). It is a book of graphic organizers and how to creatively place them inside of a folder. My had my students create it last year. I realized that it helped bring their state-mandated test scores up.
I thought that I should share a resource with everyone since I have borrowed so many strategies.
Dana
I have a fabulous math blog that needs to be here, Julie! Says who? Says me. Damn, and only me apparently. http://fawnnguyen.com
Thanks!
Complete oversight. You can beat me up when you see me at #tmc13.
Thanks for adding me! I have had some visitors from this link up
Awesome!!
I would love to be added! Thank you so much! For the Love of Teaching Math
I teach 6th grade. The name of my blog is Curiouser and Curiouser and it can be found at: https://teacherleaders.wordpress.com/ BTW, I added you to my blogroll!
Great! I’ll add you. Did you fill out the middle school math teacher survey?
Hello – thanks for getting middle school teachers in one place. Sam S. sent me your way. I’m a middle school math/science teacher just starting off with blogging about my practice. My blog is @ http://findingtheprocess.wordpress.com
Dear math teachers,
Forgive me for intruding – I’m not a math teacher. But I have a blog http://www.roundedcurriculumworks.com/blog and it is related to middle school math. I am an educational game designer, currently working on a math game for Algebra and I plan to share the research I do through my blog. I have been learning so much from reading all the math teachers’ blogs and I just wanted to share mine because any thoughts, advice, and feedback from you would help me so much with creating a great game. I am passionate about creating a game that makes an impact in the middle school math learning landscape and hope to learn from you.
Thanks for reading
I’ve gotten SO many great ideas from this creative list of middle school math bloggers. I’m hoping to blog more this year, and I really appreciate all the effort you are putting into getting more of us to blog!!! http://mrswilliamsmath.wordpress.com/
Would you please add my blog to the middle school list? http://coefficientsofdeterminations.blogspot.com/
Oh Angie! I’m so sorry. I’ve been busy and it slipped my mind.
Hi Julie,
Can you add my MS Math blog? It’s Dividing by Zero at http://mrswilliamsmath.wordpress.com/
Thank you!!!
How are you not on here? Ack! So sorry.
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Wondering if you could add my new blog as well. Any traffic/feedback I get would be great. Thanks. Summathmadness.wordpress.com
Could you add my middle school algebra blog? Thank you! This is great!!!
oops…here is the link
http://algebraawesomeness.blogspot.com
Just tried the Snakes and Ladders Game board for reinforcing what we’ve learned in Algebra. They loved it!
Hi Julie! Can you add me to your middle school blog? I teach Algebra I…thanks!
http://lzlomek.wordpress.com
I blog over at iisanumber.blogspot.com and would love to be added to your list! Thanks for providing this great resource.
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Hi! Can I be added to the list…I must have missed the deadline.
http://www.hoppeninjamath.com/teacherblog
thanks!
Hi Julie,
I have a middle school math blog which also lists my Middle School Math Teacher Pro podcast episodes. It can be found at http://www.digitallesson.com/middle-school-math-blog. Thanks for creating this great resource!
Mark Tully
Founder, DigitalLesson.com
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Are there any resources available for Common Core Standards?
Please check out my webpage for proficiency resources and a math common core board game i am developing. Thanks
Julie, LOVE the Bungee Barbies! You could also catapult GI Joe using elastics to investigate the Scientific Method and Elastic Potential Energy.
http://tglennb.wordpress.com/ is my blog. I’m a 6th Grade Math and Science teacher in a suburban charter school.
Oh wow! Catapult GI Joe! How much fun! I’d love to do that!
Hi Julie –
I have run into some difficulty with wordpress, so I moved my blog (formerly Instillnessthedancing) to Blogger. My new blog is Algebra’s Friend (http://algebrasfriend.blogspot.com/). I’d love to be included in your list again.
Yes! I tried to read your blog today and couldn’t! What happened?
I’m not sure what happened … WordPress deactivated the blog with no explanation. If I did something wrong, I don’t know what it was. I wish that if I had broken some term of agreement that I could know what it was so I can learn from that mistake but wordpress won’t answer my emails.
I am creating a self-hosted blog … http://instillnessthedancing.com/ for my inspirational writing. Been thinking for some time about separating the blog into 2 since the content is very different.
So … I’m not sure how to get the word out …
http://instillnessthedancing.com/ for inspirational reading
http://algebrasfriend.blogspot.com/ for math
It will take me a few days to build the content back up on the math one.
Julie –
Wordpress finally contacted me … I included a link (yes, just one!) in my “related links” at the bottom of a post on New Year’s Eve that shut the blog down. It’s restored now. I will create a post there that directs my readers to my new platforms!
Beth
Hi, I would love to be added! 7th grade math mania at http://elixkristin.blogspot.com/?m=1. Thanks!!
somebecomepearls.wordpress.com
I’m new!
Hi, would you please add my blog to your middle school blogs.
http://math-central.blogspot.com/
Thanks,
Christine
Math Central
Here’s mine.
http://coefficientlee.blogspot.com/
Kristina
And mine:
http://authenticinquirymaths.blogspot.com.au
Thanks
Bruce Ferrington
http://yr5sk.edublogs.org
Hi,
We have an Aussie year 5 blog up and running. It is written for our students and includes weekly math links and challenges.
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Wow, this is a great page! Please check out my page and my coworker’s page.
Mine, http://www.facebook.com/brainymiscellany is a math problem collection site (put together by my middle school students and me).
My co-worker’s site is Common Core math curriculum site.
Thanks.
Adam
Woops…my coworkers’s site is: http://www.facebook.com/commoncoremathresources