Episode 08 | The 5E Teaching and Learning Model With Math Workshop

Episode Summary In our last episode, I shared some awesome websites that have all kinds of free worksheets for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade teachers. In today's episode, we're talking all about the 5E model for teaching and learning, and how that relates to Math Workshop. I'm also reminding you of the upcoming Effectively Engaged Math Education Conference, put on by That One Cheerful Classroom. I'm so excited to present at this conference, and I feel honored to share a virtual stage with these dedicated educators. Main Takeaways from Today's Episode The 5E teaching and learning model isn't just for S.T.E.M. classrooms! There are so many ways to bring guided, inquiry-based learning into the math classroom The upcoming Effectively Engaged Math Education Conference is July 23rd-July 26th. You can attend for free that weekend, or you can snag year-long access with an All-Access Pass for $45. I'm looking to connect with future podcast guests! Submit your application and release form here. Mentioned Resources If you haven't already, join our free Facebook Group for upper elementary teachers Connect with me on Instagram! You're welcome to download my freebies and shop at my TeachersPayTeachers store Links to Love This false proof that 2+2=5 would be a great way to engage students. It's obviously not targeted toward 3rd-5th grade students, though :) This activity introducing students to economics and scarcity is a more age-appropriate example of the 'Engage' phase