RESOURCES

Math Medic Core

These resources from Math Medic are designed to save you time while sparking your students’ curiosity.

View All Blog Posts
six pluses

Trick-or-Treat with NumWorks

By Tina Nocella | October 6, 2026

Check out this fall themed activity perfect for Halloween made for you by Math Medic & NumWorks!

Brand NEW Intro Stats Curriculum

By Kelly Pendleton | April 30, 2026

Intro Stats is getting a glow-up! We are excited to announce a refreshed Intro Stats curriculum with our Math Medic Plus subscription for the 2026-2027 school year.

Math Puzzles for Valentine’s Day

By Sarah Stecher | February 9, 2026

Five classroom-ready puzzles you can give to your students on Valentine’s Day, ranging from mild to extra spicy!

Will I Get Through Everything by the End of the Year?

By Lindsey Gallas | February 2, 2026

Understanding the pacing guides for each Math Medic course.

12 Ways to Use a Math Medic Video Subscription

By Pete Grostic | December 1, 2025

From catching up absent students to planning accommodations, here are a dozen ways you can benefit from a Math Medic video subscription.

3 Activities for Thanksgiving

By Sarah Stecher | November 24, 2025

Thanksgiving-themed math puzzles you won’t want to miss! Sectors, rates, quadratic growth, and more!

3 Activities for Halloween

By Sarah Stecher | October 31, 2025

Fall themed math puzzles you can use in any high school math course — perfect for that half day on Halloween.

Teaching Math Medic Lessons with a Block Schedule

By Kelly Pendleton | September 29, 2025

The block schedule. Half the days for “double” the time, but you only get through two-thirds of the curriculum. Something’s not adding up here. If you’re nodding along in solidarity right now, this blog post is for you! I first read about the Math Medics and Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) at the beginning of the…

What Does It Mean to “Attend to Precision”?

By Sarah Stecher | September 16, 2025

Everything you need to know about Mathematical Practice #6!

Why Won’t Mrs. Gallas Just Give Me Notes?

By Math Medic | September 16, 2025

Research shows students learn more through active learning. This post includes an activity to explain why you teach this way.