A new (to me anyway!) site that I recently learned about is Youcubed! I have linked specifically the tasks section of this website because there are so many great ideas here for engaging students in real world math experiences. It appears to be for K through 12th grade, which is awesome! (https://www.youcubed.org/tasks/)

Any other amazing math task websites I need to check out that maybe I haven't?

How would you plan a lesson for a standard on teaching 1st graders about identifying coins by name and value?

As a math interventionist (but honestly I wish I would have thought of this as a general education teacher too!), I added a basketball hoop to my wishlist--the link is below. This has been a GAME changer (pun intended) to math fact fluency and review questions, especially with my male students! I can think of so many ways I would have used it as a general homeroom teacher too especially with trashketball (pdf attached as well). What are some other ways you get your students up and moving while also learning?

Basketball Hoop: https://www.amazon.com/Cyfie-Basketball-Desktop-Bathroom-Outdoor/dp/B01KX246AE/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2BVWSP8X37UXL&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.liDrOjcZtNISrKKK62eEcdjeNttcm97BihDP3t3w8D-_mlUHmDpA3M5uzZBRYLevyuyyZo1ziBm271KfgYRDzi7xMIpSlmCojQUTjURVPiA9WkcjbhrBREaHnXZqSJCdAh-w6AOZja0_9buy7NWXEBWUeAmrGsIOuV66MVyHPx3_Wzi-mcgKXJrph_rn7oNFgJDbOTdb-ajFouAg6i-QS8WmH2IzvuGehNFjBXAp_FxbMe056cA7Fz4ngqmyNwO8XeTmufHNqj_j9rbthriWbZ1I6tyxrqv1BWbKkCnC1PM.CwIDLRZRgbpUb49MS8xyIicnSZHEvCYfoQhDmaFiozc&dib_tag=se&keywords=basketball+hoop+indoor+suction+cup&qid=1727778196&sprefix=basketball+hoop+indoor+suc%2Caps%2C123&sr=8-7