This interactive workshop is designed to help educators bring energy, structure, and differentiation into their classrooms through the use of M.A.T.H.H. stations aligned with the Bluebonnet curriculum. Participants will learn how to effectively organize and implement station-based instruction that allows teachers to meet daily with small, focused groups while creating opportunities for meaningful, targeted support and spiral review. By the end of the workshop, participants will walk away with practical tools, ready-to-use ideas, and a clear framework for implementing M.A.T.H.H. stations that enhance both teaching effectiveness and student success.
Looking to bring blended learning into your classroom? This session will provide practical, easy-to-implement strategies for combining digital tools with face-to-face instruction. While we will highlight examples from math through our LASO grant work, the structures and approaches shared can be applied across any content area. Participants will leave with ready-to-use ideas to support student engagement, differentiation, and instructional efficiency.
Attendees will gain familiarity with a variety of popular apps and websites, including CodeSpark, ScratchJr, Code.org, Bee-Bot, and Code-a-pillar. Through guided exploration, participants will learn how these tools support foundational coding concepts such as sequencing, problem-solving, and logical thinking.
This session emphasizes creativity, play-based learning, and real-world classroom application. Whether you are new to coding or looking to expand your current practices, you will leave with practical strategies and resources to confidently integrate coding into your elementary curriculum.
This interactive workshop is designed to help educators bring energy, structure, and differentiation into their classrooms through the use of M.A.T.H.H. stations aligned with the Bluebonnet curriculum. Participants will learn how to effectively organize and implement station-based instruction that allows teachers to meet daily with small, focused groups while creating opportunities for meaningful, targeted support and spiral review. By the end of the workshop, participants will walk away with practical tools, ready-to-use ideas, and a clear framework for implementing M.A.T.H.H. stations that enhance both teaching effectiveness and student success.
Join us for an interactive session where we dive into NWEA MAP data! We will explore the basics of interpreting MAP reports and using that data to intentionally group students for instruction. Together, we’ll make sense of what the data is really telling us and how to apply it in meaningful ways.
You will leave with a clear understanding of how to use MAP data to inform instructional decisions, build effective intervention groups, and ensure all students show measurable growth.
