Do your kiddos need some extra multiplication facts practice? This no-prep football game, get your children doing just that. When there is a problem that involves multiplication, singing erupts in my house. Tunes like Jesus Loves Me and if you are Happy and You Know it...
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These hundreds chart with missing numbers are a fun way to build number sense and place value skills for the numbers 1 through 1,000. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at the very end of the post. My quest...
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This FREE hands-on comparing fractions activity has children placing fractions on a number line using clothes pins to help them compare and order fractions. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here”...
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Adding tens on a hundred chart is a great way for children to visually adding ten. This fun game with two levels gets children adding tens and ones, and then moves on to adding two-digit numbers using the 100’s grid and manipulatives. I’m starting...
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These task cards help children with modeling decimals. One set has children coloring a decimal grid to represent a decimal, while another has children figuring out the decimal represented on a decimal grid. The other two sets have children modeling decimals on number lines. ...
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Are you introducing decimals? Then these decimal place value worksheets are a fun way to practice decimals on the number line, through modeling decimals, and the value of decimals compared to 1/2. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on...
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Grab some skip counting worksheets free! These cut and paste activities are a wonderful way for children to practice their skip counting skills. They also have all the numbers for the new math memory work for Classical Conversations. The free printable can be found at...
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If your children have been working on skip counting and you want to see what they know, these skip counting clip cards are a great way to do so. There are four cards for the numbers two through fifteen! Perfect for Classical Conversations new math...
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These mazes are a great way to practice skip counting. There is one sheet for each number, two through fifteen. Students have to find fifteen numbers in each maze. This helps them learn their multiplication facts to 15. (2 x 15) (3 x 15) Great...
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Do your children love puzzles? Then these skip counting puzzles are a wonderful way to practice skip counting and build some schema for multiplication times tables. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button....
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