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Aug 1, 2010
certifiedteach
I have had an interactive bulletin board with different brain-teaser type problems on the board (maybe 20 different problems) that kids could go pick to work on when they needed the challenge or were finished with an assignment. I would keep the solutions at my desk in a folder so kids could check to see if they had done it correctly. I also put "C...See More
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