Launching Math Workshop: How to Plan for a Successful Start
Setting the Foundation for a Successful Year
Virtual | August 12, 2026
Launching Math Workshop: How to Plan for a Successful Start
Starting Math Workshop in your classroom can feel overwhelming, but those first few weeks are critical for setting the foundation for a successful year. In this session, we’ll explore effective classroom setup, ways to build a strong mathematical culture, and how to establish clear routines and procedures that support student learning.
You’ll leave with practical tools you can use right away, including suggested anchor charts, mini-lessons, and a variety of ready-to-use resources. Whether you’re launching on Day 1 or refining your approach, this workshop will guide you through a strong and sustainable implementation of Math Workshop.
Event Details
August 12, 2026
10:00 am - 11:30 am CENTRAL
Zoom Event
Session Recording
This session will be recorded and available to registered participants until September 30, 2026.
Event Presenters
Shelly Daun
Presenter
Shelly Daun is an experienced instructional leader with over 30 years in public education, including 12+ years successfully leading co-teaching implementation and advancing high-impact math instruction. She serves as the Director of the FIRST Education Math Center and Co-Director of the Co-Teaching Center, in addition to her role as Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment in a northeastern Wisconsin school district. In 2022, Shelly was recognized as Wisconsin’s Instructional Leader of the Year for her contributions to educational leadership. She partners with schools and districts to build collaborative teams, strengthen teaching practices, and improve student outcomes through systems change and sustainable reform.
Amanda Ironside
Presenter
Amanda Ironside has over 20 years of experience in public education, working as a classroom teacher, instructional coach and Advanced Learning Coordinator. Currently serving as the Gifted, Talented & Advanced Learner Coordinator for her district, Amanda consults with school districts, emphasizing a systematic approach through coaching and collaboration with teachers and administrators to enhance student outcomes and strengthen instructional practices.

