Little Minds Big Thinkers

In today's episode, I get to chat with a few lovely first graders who have brilliant insight into our thinking classroom. Thanks for listening in!

In this episode, I talk with Jessica Curtis, a math coach in Connecticut. We talk about teacher beliefs, how they affect practices, and what that can look like in the thinking classroom. Enjoy! Make Math Moments Steve Wyborney Pam Harris

In this episode, I am fortunate enough to chat with Liesl McConchie, the author of Building a Positive Math Identity. In this conversation, Liesl brings her expansive knowledge of the brain to the math classroom and specifically to the thinking classroom. She's brilliant. Building a Positive Math Identity Liesl's website

In this episode, I talk with Erin Timms. She's a kindergarten teacher in New York. She's doing some magical things with those young students of hers. I know you'll enjoy listening in! Building a Positive Math Identity A Mindset for Learning

In today's episode, I offer a different perspective regarding rewards and punishments as they pertain to the thinking classroom. Building a Positive Math Identity Lessons in Community Kids First From Day One A Mindset for Learning

In today's episode, I talk about experiencing the single indicator rubric as a student in Peter Liljedahl's thinking classroom.

In this episode, I talk to Ashley Smith, Gayane Hanyaloglu, and Amanda Holland about their experiences from day two of the fourth annual Building Thinking Classrooms Conference in New Haven, Connecticut. Thanks for listening!

In today's special episode, I talk with Amanda Holland, Ashley Smith, and Gayana Hanyaloglu about our favorite moments from the first day of the Building Thinking Classrooms Conference in New Haven, Connecticut. A special thanks to these friends for letting me rope them into chatting. Enjoy! Chelsea McClellan Episode

In this episode, I talk with Megan Mann. She teaches kindergarten outside of Chicago. I'd love to sit in her classroom and see and hear her students think. I bet it's quite magical. She proves this work can be done with our little people. Christina Tondevold Thinking Wands The Curiosity Shop

In this episode, I chat with Lori MacKenzie about the amazing work she's doing as a math specialist for an ESD in Oregon. She's growing a beautiful thing there. It's impressive! Peter's Youtube Video Make Math Moments Podcast Simon Sinek Video Northwest Mathematics Conference

In this episode, I talk with a few sweet first graders about their thinking concerning all things math. These conversations always make me smile. I hope they do the same for you.

In this episode, I talk with Jen Hunt. She's a math specialist in Oregon and owner of New Math Minds. We talk a lot about kids these days, how they're different, and what they need in order to own the math. Enjoy! New Math Minds Jen's Youtube Channel Jen's Instagram Kickstart Math Intervention Jen's Webinar The Ministry of Ordinary Places by Shannan Martin Rethinking Disability...

In today's episode, I was blessed by the brilliance of Pam Harris. Her work has played a huge role in my classroom, especially in the last year. I feel immensely honored that she joined me today to talk about mathing in the thinking classroom. Pam's website

In this episode, I talk with Amanda Jagentenfl. She wears many hats in New Hampshire. She's a math specialist, MTSS coordinator, and owner of Mathematical Minds. We share lots of laughs and nerd out on all things MTSS and BTC. Enjoy! Mathematical Minds The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher How the Brain Learns Mathematics Rethinking Disability and Mathematics Ruthless Equity Sum of It All...

In this episode, I talk with Isabelle Heuser. She's a first-grade teacher in Indiana who inspired me and will likely do the same for you. She might have even made me cry. Listen to find out why. ⁠Pam Harris⁠ ⁠The Five Practices in Practice⁠ ⁠Tammy's planning tool based on The Five Practices⁠ ⁠Sum of It All Podcast

In today's episode, I talk with THE Peter Liljedahl. Enough said. Grassroots Workshop Think Thank Thunk Pam Harris Steve Wyborney Tammy's notes on whiteboard structures

In this episode, I talk with Josh Weinman who teachers fourth grade in Nairobi, Kenya. He's fallen down the BTC rabbit hole, and like myself, is enjoying the journey. Thanks for listening! Think Thank Thunk Pam Harris Christina Tondevold Liesl McConchie

In this episode, I chat with and learn from Kim Machnik. She's a STEM coordinator in Massachusetts and is a wealth of knowledge about students who have ADHD and how to support them in the math classroom. Prepare yourself to be inspired. Kim's Wigglers and Dreams Site Wigglers and Dreamers Webinar Liesl McConchie's Book Vanessa Vakharia's Book Rachel Lambert's Book

In this episode, I talk with two first graders about our thinking classroom. Is there anything cuter than listening to little people share their thoughts about math?

In this episode, Gayane Hanyaloglu, a second-grade teacher in Massachusetts, and I talk about what worked in our thinking classrooms in 2025. Be prepared to be inspired! Power Up Your Math Community Kristen Acosta 3 Act Tasks Graham Fletcher 3 Act Tasks

In this episode, I chat with Kristen Hull. She teaches third grade in Hawaii. Anyone up for a field trip to her classroom? green book

In this episode, I talk with Hannah Lindsay who teaches first grade in Indiana. She's an absolute pro at this podcast thing and is an inspiration as well. I'm confident you'll enjoy our conversation! Choral Counting & Counting Collections

In today's episode, I talk with Tracey Iglehart. She teaches third grade in California. Once again, it's a pleasure to converse with an educator who believes in student agency and ability in a thinking classroom. Enjoy! Tru Framework

In this episode, I briefly share about the beginning impact of Pam Harris' problem strings on my thinking classroom. I hope I convince at least one person to look at her work more closely. (My deepest apology to Berkeley Everett for saying his name completely wrong.) Pam Harris books Steve Wyborney Choral Counting & Counting Collections Which One Doesn't Belong Same But Different Berke...

In today's episode, I chat with Lisa Hillstrom, an instructional coach in California. She's a gold card member of the BTC club, so it's a great honor to learn from her. The Five Practices in Practice Tammy's lesson plan template