A minute in the room: Pattengill fifth graders take charge of learning in math rotations

Editor’s note: Have you ever wished you could quietly peek into a classroom—not for a special event, but simply to see what an ordinary day looks like? That’s the idea behind our new feature, “A minute in the room,”  in which we open the classroom door just a little wider and celebrate the little things that make our schools such special places.

Step inside Beth Homan’s fifth grade classroom at Pattengill Elementary, where students are encouraged to lead their own learning. During math rotations, they move through four activities that let them practice skills, explore concepts, and work together.

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