Hi teacher friend,

Hey teacher friend 👋

Quick Tuesday tip straight from the “I need this to work with minimal effort” department.

Why Boom Cards are a game-changer

Boom Cards are one of those tools that quietly do a LOT of heavy lifting:

• students work at their own pace
• instant feedback (no “I don’t know if this is right” panic)
• self-checking = less grading for you
• perfect for review, centers, early finishers, sub days… you name it

They’re especially powerful during review season, when engagement tends to drop and time is… fictional.

I wrote a full post about how and why Boom Cards work so well in real classrooms (not theory-land) — and there’s also a free Boom deck inside, if you’d like to try them out with your students before committing.

👉 Read it here: Boom Cards: A Powerful Tool for Teaching and Practicing Math

Quick heads-up: Hashtag Sale

Today and tomorrow my most popular Boom Card decks and bundles are discounted ($1 and half price) — so it is a great moment to grab:

• no-prep practice
• ready-to-use review
• activities students actually want to complete

If Boom Cards are part of your routine (or you want them to be 👀), this is a good time to stock up.

👉 Browse Boom resources here

As always, thanks for being here — and if you have a favorite way you use Boom Cards in class, hit reply.

I genuinely love stealing good ideas 😄

Talk soon,

Enrica

PS: If you’re teaching 5th–8th grade, you might also like my full Math Review Choice Board Bundles and the 6th Grade Guided Notes & Activities Growing Bundle

🎯 6th Grade Bundle

🎯 7th Grade Bundle

🎯 8th Grade Bundle

🌱 5th Grade Growing Bundle

And my Guided Notes

📘 6th Grade Math Guided Notes & Activities – Full Year Growing Bundle

Feel free to share this email with any fellow math teachers who might appreciate fun, no-prep resources. 💌

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