Directions+for+using+this+wiki


 * ===Find your grade level or resource page on the menu to the right, and click.===
 * ===We are constantly adding resources. Please check back often.===
 * ===Feel free to share your own ideas, resources, etc., and/or to download the resources you find here.===
 * === Discussion boards are provided at //each grade level//. Just click on the discussion link on //any grade level page// to join that grade level discussion. You may either begin a new discussion, or add to an existing one. ===
 * ===Feel free to ask and/or answer any questions. We will do the same!===
 * ===This site has been provided to allow for sharing and collaboration among elementary mathematics educators.===
 * ===We strongly encourage you to share lesson plans and any other materials that you have found useful or which you feel might help others grow.===
 * ===It is your responsibility to investigate materials to determine their value and appropriateness for your district/classroom.===
 * ===**Again...this page is a working collaboration document. Teachers are encouraged to share materials. No lesson is perfect. However, the thinking of others is helpful as we learn new ways to think and synthesize understanding. Our goal is to empower one another.**===
 * ===**GaDOE does not endorse or recommend the purchase of or use of any particular resource found on this site.===

First time user?

 * ==Click on the help link above (upper right corner) to learn more about how to use your wiki.==
 * ===Need more help? email me- lsnell@doe.k12.ga.us===

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