What’s New In DynaMath

I'm so excited to share what we have coming up for DynaMath this year! We've amped up our robust math education package with even more powerful leveling tools and flexible lesson ideas. Here are five new features you'll get:

Get targeted, real-world math for your grade level with our grade-specific features. (We order them in ascending level of difficulty in the magazine—third grade first, then fourth, then fifth. For example, to teach 3rd grade subtraction, we interviewed a scientist from Texas about her recent dinosaur research that says dinos sounded more like a cooing pigeon than a beast from the Jurassic Park films. It's a “roar” of a good story!

Check out our newly designed lessons plans! No matter what grade you teach, you can use any feature article in DynaMath by leveling your lesson up or down with our differentiation suggestions. Expertly crafted activities and skills sheets allow you to use any feature at multiple grade levels.    

Precise standards correlations for every article, skills sheet, and activity suggestion make planning and leveling a cinch. Plus, find standards for the whole issue at a glance on the back page of the Teacher’s Guide.

Each month, we’ll profile a real person working in STEM so your students can see the career applications of the skills they learn in the classroom. Our math hands-on activities support inquiry-based instruction and cover the elementary math used everyday in STEM fields. 

In September, we covered a fearless skydiving engineer who is designing a superior wing suit.