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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Your little ones will love this 3d shape sort. Children will make flowers by sorting pictures of real life 3d shapes. April showers bring May flowers. Well, this April we have certainly had our fair share of showers, and the flowers are blooming. It is...
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Your students will have fun solving subtraction decimal word problems. They are hands-on and will help our visual learners be successful. It is time for some new word problems that focus on subtracting decimals. These interactive, hands-on word problems are a fun way to visualize...
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Looking for spring math worksheets, games, or activities? Check out this list of more than 25 math activities that have a spring theme. I have to admit, my favorite season is fall. BUT spring comes in a close second. In Georgia, we have the awful...
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This FREE subtracting with regrouping activity is perfect for extra practice. The bright colored Easter Egg puzzles make solving subtraction problems a little more fun. My second grader has come to a stopping point in his math book. We have hit the dreaded subtraction with...
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Do you have a child struggling with subtracting decimals? This subtracting decimals activity works on regrouping with base ten blocks. Subtracting with regrouping is just plain hard. But when you add decimals…..it gets a little crazier. Subtracting 1 – .56 requires students to have an...
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This no-prep springtime game is a fun way to work on multiplying decimals and whole numbers. It is springtime here! Though the weather hasn’t quite made up its mind on whether it should be hot or cold, the pollen epidemic has hit. “Beautiful” green sticky dust is...
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No matter the age, your children are going to love these math clip cards. From counting to division, from adding to geometry, there is something for everyone. (k – 5) It is amazing what switching things up will do for a child. What they...
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Your students will love this vertical angle activity. These clip cards make figuring out the measurements of angles formed by intersecting lines easy. I love teaching fourth and fifth-grade math. It is fun. It is challenging. And I have learned so much from teaching it....
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Your students will love this hands-on divisibility rules worksheet (interactive notebook) that focuses on what numbers are divisible by the numbers 2 through 10. Before becoming a homeschool mom, I taught fourth and fifth grade for numerous years. There were so many parts of...
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