Fun Math Activities

Great for distance learning....Free download of my Math of the Month math worksheets. Geared toward kindergarten and made with the standards in mind. Each month has its own fun clip art! Great for morning work, homework, daily math review, daily math practice,or fast finishers. Adding, subtracting, ...

Yesterday, I went to the dollar store and spent $2 on a pack of beads and some stems. (I'm giving away my age, but we used to call th...

I made this! Multiplication Properties poster for fifth grade math. Commutative…

Edible apple fractions math activity! Tasty math that explores fractions with young kids. Pair with our free apple fractions printable for awesome Fall themed hands-on learning. Make math fun because it really is! We love math and it's super easy to add real world math into your day. Try this fun apple math activity during your next snack time! We have been enjoying Ten Apples Up On Top by Dr. Seuss this month. Make sure to check out all our STEM ideas for this awesome book below! TASTY…

Here's a fun number recognition activity -- cover the numbers on the leaf with ladybug stickers. Get your free printables!

Number Puzzles for Math Stations

Number lines were not used for teaching addition and subtraction when I was at school, but when my kids started infant school we were introduced to these as a simple tool to help them understand these concepts. With my oldest, he has always been so quick with mental calculations that I admit I never saw […]

6 YouTube Channels to Help you Teach Math

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Are you ready for Back to School? This is a sample of the Back To School Math NO PREP packets that will keep your 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders engaged on day 1 in your classroom! This packet is just plain fun. Not only is it PACKED with common core math problems, it also gives students f...

Whether your kids have been back at school for two weeks or they don’t return til after Labor Day, families are starting to get back into the swing of school. If your kids’ math skills have gotten a little rusty over the summer, bring them back gently with some LEGO math.The people behind E is for Explore, a website filled with clever learning activities, have gathered quite a few fun math exercises with LEGO bricks.

This is a fun way to have students practice finding supplementary and complementary angles. This is a part of Are You College Ready Packet 5. Geometry Resources Available:1. Intro to Geometry: Undefined Terms2. Segment Addition and Angle Addition3. Distance and Midpoint Activity with Zombie Problem4...

Here's an easy photo tutorial, plus some FREE labels for making a place value…

A big thanks to Amy over at Square Root of Negative One Teach Math for helping me come up with an easy way for students to remember logarit...