Making Math Make Sense
Building Mathematical Thinkers, Not Just Mathematical Doers!
Professional development and classroom resources to support PreK-8 teachers reignite their math instruction.
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Gain entry to a wealth of resources, including lesson activities, tutorial videos, and expert advice, exclusive to our members.
Discover Personalized Math Professional Development
Does your data show you need improvement in math? Connect with us to develop a customized PD plan that prepares your staff to teach math with confidence!
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Register for our interactive workshops designed to elevate your instruction and engage your learners.
Looking for excellent quality math professional development? Hilty Consulting offers professional development your teachers will love. With many hands-on strategies and activities grounded in research and best practices, teachers will gain ideas that can be implemented immediately in the classroom. You'll see how to help the students who need it the most while also providing the depth and rigor required to meet the needs of your most advanced learners. These easy-to-implement strategies incorporate critical thinking, content literacy, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Connect with us to discover how to focus your instruction on the most important math concepts while managing and maximizing your teaching time. Together, we can turn your classroom into the ideal environment to meet the standards and amplify the learning of all students by Making Math Make Sense for ALL!
What Does Working with Hilty Consulting Look Like?
Practical
Educators learn simple, easy-to-execute best practices that can be incorporated into math instruction immediately.
Engaging
Kristin motivates and encourages teachers with high-energy professional development.
Effective
When teachers implement what they learn, better instruction results in higher student achievement.
Upcoming Events
2025 Digital Number Sense SUMmit
Spend 3 days engaged in sessions to strengthen students' math skills. All sessions include hands-on activities and easy-to-implement strategies that are grounded in math instructional best practices. Participants will leave with access to a variety of online materials, digital handouts, and the ability to watch the recordings of that day's sessions until May 1, 2026.
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2 Summits, 1 Summer
That's right! 2 Summits, 1 Summer! Registration is open now for both the K-5 Digital Number Sense Summit AND the 5-8 Digital Middle School Mathematics Summit!
Digital Summit 2025 Is Open for Registrations
Emily and I are excited to announce that we are back for year 6 with our same, but new conference--Digital Number Sense 2025! We have added many new sessions this year, and we will feature an entire day on our very popular Daily Number Sense Routine! Spend 3 days engaged in sessions to strengthen students' math skills. All sessions include hands-on activities and easy-to-implement strategies that are grounded in math ...
So Many Great Math Opportunities Coming Your Way!
I am so excited to share the news with you that multiple math conferences are happening soon! Emily and I are back for year 6 with our Digital Number Sense Summit! Spend 3 days engaged in sessions to strengthen students' math skills. All sessions include hands-on activities and easy-to-implement strategies that are grounded in math instructional best practices. Participants will leave with access to a variety of online ...
Holiday Shopping Fun
Are you looking for a project to get you through these next couple of weeks before break? A few years ago, Emily and I developed a holiday shopping project for students in Kindergarten through 6th grades. The idea of the project is simple: Your students will shop for important people in their lives and keep track of the money they spend. This is a great way to work on adding, subtracting, multiplication, and decimals.
Making Math Make Sense...2.0
It's hard to believe it was almost 6 years ago that Hilty Consulting was born. In just a few weeks, I filed paperwork to start a company, created a logo, contacted prospective schools, and built a website. By far, building the website was the most challenging mountain to climb! Over the years, with the help of several family members, the website went through a redesign, and for the most part, it did what I intended it to do: store resources for ...