All pages of this FREE math geometric puzzle resource are solved like magic squares. Number tiles are positioned so the sum of the tiles on each line of the geometric shape must add up to be the same. The designated sum for the shape is written on each page as well as the specific number of tiles to be used. Before each set of activities, the geometry vocabulary used is listed. The definitions include illustrations so students can understand new math words without cumbersome words.

This eight page geometry math handout explains how to construct different kinds of angles (acute, obtuse, right, straight) using items such as coffee filters, plastic plates, and your fingers. Each item or manipulative is inexpensive, easy to make, and simple for students to use. All of the activities are hands-on and work well for kinesthetic, logical, spatial, and/or visual learners. Correct geometric language is encouraged in the activities.

Bug Ya is a math game that provides motivation for the learner to practice addition, subtraction, and multiplication facts as well as to review money. It is a fun game that is easy to adapt to any grade level, or for a whole class, or a small group of children. Four games are included in this short resource packet. One is for addition or subtraction; the second for multiplication, and the third game involves the use of money.

Develop addition fact fluency within 10 with this FUN math activity! Your students will solve each addition using the tens frame and then record their answer in the box. They can use dry-erase pens, playdough, counters or other manipulatives to add the two groups together. LOW-PREP : simply print and laminate!

This math resource defines graphing vocabulary, presents and explains several kinds of graphs (pictorial, line, bar and circle) and provides unique ways to graph. Most of the hands-on ideas for graphing use "real" items such as clothespins or snap cubes. It explains graphing and gives ideas of how to easily gather and graph information, make comparisons of the data and correctly interpret the data using graphs made from common, ordinary items. Fifteen sample discussion questions are…

This math resource uses dominoes as a manipulative. Some of the domino activities use games while the other activities extend, enhance, or introduce a new math concept. The activities include four digit place value, using the commutative property, problem solving, reducing proper and improper fractions and practicing multiplication and division facts. The games involve finding sums, using greater than, less than, and equal signs and ordering fractions.

Help little ones master basic concepts with this interactive early learning binder. It contains 14 hands-on printable activities which are perfect for homeschool/preschool curriculum and/or quiet time.The activities cover concepts such as:colorsshapesanimalsseasonsweatherfruits and veggiesdays of th...

A multiplication hands on activity that students have to sort facts into true or false statements. It has 3 sets of 12 cards with facts and two worksheets, one cut and paste and one to fix the sentences for each set.

All the pages of this geometry math resource are solved like magi squares, requiring critical thinking and problem solving skills while at the same time learning about geometric shapes. Number tiles are positioned so the total of the tiles on each line of the polygon add up to be the same. The designated sum is written on each page as well as the specific number tiles to be used. Most of the geometric puzzles have more than on answer; so, students are challenged to find a variety of…

An addition hands-on activity that students have to sort facts into true or false statements. It has 3 sets of 12 cards with facts and two types of worksheets, one cut and paste, and one to fix the sentences, for each set.

Verbs cards perfect to practice vocabulary in a fun way. Great to be used as literacy centers. You can use them to introduce new vocabulary, review it, mix and match, as well as play memory games and other matching games. 96 verbs included. Cards with pictures and words, only pictures, only words. Check the preview for details.

A classic fun activity to practice writing and spelling. Choose six words, write them on the game mat (laminate to use many times), and roll the dice. Students need to write down the words rolled on the columns. Perfect for literacy centers, word work, and practice of high-frequency words.

Adjective cards perfect to practice vocabulary in a fun way. Great to be used as literacy centers. You can use them to introduce new vocabulary, review it, mix and match, as well as play memory games and other matching games. 119 adjectives included. Cards with pictures and words, only pictures, only words, and sentences. Check the preview for details. Includes a black and white version too.

Trash to Treasure, a great science resource for Earth Day, features unique ideas, fun and engaging mini-lessons as well as simple and easy to construct crafts all made from recycled or common, everyday items. Discover how to take old discarded materials and make them into new, inexpensive products or tools for your classroom. Because these numerous activities vary in difficulty, they are appropriate for any primary classroom, and the visual and/or kinesthetic learners will love them.

An addition hands-on activity that students have to sort facts into true or false statements. It has 3 sets of 12 cards with facts and two types of worksheets, one cut and paste, and one to fix the sentences, for each set.

Practice and review skip counting/multiplication by 2-12. Your students will thread through the numbers, following the sequence in order, until they reach the 10th multiple. FUN hands-on learning for your math centers!