Have a little bit of fun with St. Patrick’s Day and play this no-prep, first grade subtraction game. Don’t you just love special days? They show up in the middle of a long month and add a little bit of color to our world. March...
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Your elementary students are going to love these St Patrick’s Day Math Worksheets. Check out all the number recognition, adding and subtracting, and multiplication and division options. Can you believe that the middle of March is already here? As we near St. Patrick’s...
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Your students will love these FREE clip cards for different types of triangles. Have them recognize and name scalene, isosceles, equilateral, right, obtuse and acute triangles. This week my son was introduced to triangles. Ok, he has known what a triangle is for a very...
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Your children will love measuring angles with these fun clip cards. Grab these 20 clip cards today and get in some angle measuring practice. After doing a standardized test, I made some changes regarding his math time. Even though he was working in a book...
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Grab these free liquid measurement word problems. Children read the word problem, color in a beaker, cup, etc and then solve the problem. I love cooking with my children. There is so much math involved and we get to practice liquid measurement, and I can...
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You’ll love this FREE St. Patrick’s Day odd and even activity. There are cards for the numbers 1 – 100 and the children sort them into odd and even piles. As always, I want to encourage you to do some hands-on activities...
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Your kids will enjoy this long division practice. The Saint Patrick’s day puzzles add a little fun while practicing long division. It has been a slow process for us, but I’m seeing light at the end of the tunnel. He is going to master...
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Your children will enjoy this FREE Divide using Partial Quotients cut and paste activity. It is a great introduction activity for learning the steps. Very rarely do we come upon difficulties in math with my nine-year-old. Normally, we have a quick five-minute discussion...
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Your children will love this FREE hands-on and yummy Multiplication as Repeated Addition Worksheet. This worksheet is also a great introduction to arrays and finding area! My kiddos love it when I pull out candy as a math manipulative. It is so much more fun than blocks,...
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Your children will love comparing fractions on a number line while using conversation hearts. It is a fun, hands-on way to work on ordering fractions! It’s February, and that means hearts and candies are everywhere. Let’s embrace the fun of the season with this comparing...
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