Grab Three, FREE distributive property worksheets so children can practice creating and solving expressions like a(b + c ) = (a * b) + (a * c). We participate in a homeschool community that encourages memory work. My kiddos have worked hard on memorizing...
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This composite and prime numbers activity gets children sorting numbers into two categories and explaining why they belong there. It is the next logical step. After our children master multiplication and division, it is time to jump into learning about prime and composite numbers. And...
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Help children understand counting on or missing addend in a subtraction problem with this no-prep cut and paste sheet. They will begin to understand subtraction as an unknown-addend problem. For example, For subtract 12 – 7 by finding the number that makes 12 when added...
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Grab this free long division game to get in some fun practice. It is low-prep, easy to set up, and perfect for math centers. Long division. It sends terror in many people’s heart. It’s a difficult skill to conquer and many children need lots of...
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Practice how to multiply decimals with models using these FREE task cards. Children will color in decimal grids to solve problems, as well as create equations based on a colored in a decimal grid. You can get the FREE printable by clicking on the large blue...
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This fantastic homeschool art curriculum is an easy way to implement art into your week. With easy to follow lesson plans your children will learn about artists and become one too. Though I received this product for free, the opinions expressed are my own. It...
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Grab this One to One Correspondence Activity to work on number recognition, counting, and one to one correspondence. It is low prep and perfect for winter time. It is winter time, and though we are just having rainy days after rainy days, I’m loving creating snowmen...
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Grab this free subtraction with regrouping game to work on subtracting two and three-digit numbers. It is low prep and has a fun winter theme. In Georgia, the state shuts down when it snows. It doesn’t happen that much, and so we just aren’t...
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Grab these free 3 digit by 3 digit multiplication snowmen. The children put snowmen together to create true equations. Fun hands-on activity. You can get this FREE printable by clicking on the large blue button at the end of the post. I taught fourth...
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Grab these adorable snowmen to help children model subtracting with, unlike denominators. They are a fun, visual way to practice this skill. You can get this FREE printable by clicking on the blue button at the VERY END of the post. It will be delivered...
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