Are you curious about what home school curriculum we are using? If so, check out this post with our latest picks. It is summer. And that means that I’m in the process of getting our home school curriculum ready for the next school year. So...
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Want to teach the lattice method with decimals? This interactive notebook will take you through each step!! You may also want to check out my other interactive notebooks!!! AmazonBasics College Ruled Wirebound Spiral Notebook, 100 Sheet, Assorted Lattice Pattern Colors, 5-PackElmer’s All Purpose School Glue...
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This fun interactive worksheet has children learning how to model multiplying decimals with arrays. It’s a great way for children to visualize what is happening when they multiply decimals. I have very strong feelings on how math should be taught. And if you have read...
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Your children will love this subtracting mixed number activity. The bright and colorful puzzles make practicing this challenging skill more fun! You can get this free download by clicking on the teal button at the end of this post. Alright, guys, it has just been...
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Your kids will love playing this counting coins game. You will love that it is no-prep and works on money skills while they are having fun. You may also want to check out these other games that build new math skills. Get the FREE printable...
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Over 25 printable puzzles that are fun, bright, and colorful. They are a perfect way to get in math practice and make great centers. My little girl loves puzzles. She enjoys watching the picture come together and celebrating when it is complete. Well, these...
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Your older kiddos will love this multiplying decimals activity! These fun puzzles add some excitement while practicing this skill. It is springtime, and time for all things with bunnies and cute little chicks. Well today, we are loving the bunnies and I have some...
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Your children will love these cut and paste activities for kindergarten to fifth grade. SO grab some glue and scissors and get learning. It is a favorite in our home. Getting the glue out, grabbing a pair of scissors and then making a mess. I’m...
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Your children with love this Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers activity. These bright colorful flower puzzles are a fun way to practice this skill. A friend gave me a beautiful pot of flowers. The pot was adorable and the flower bright and colorful. I love...
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Your preschoolers will love this simple superhero number recognition game. There isn’t any counting involved, just a say the number and then find it. Learning is not always easy for my little girl. She eventually gets it, but more often than not there is...
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