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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Your students will love this dividing fractions activity. It is hands-on, yummy and a great way to model dividing fractions by fractions. It is time for some fun with our older kiddos. So often our cute activities that involve snacks are reserved for our younger...
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You’ll love this free dividing whole numbers by decimals worksheet with a Valentine’s Day theme. Children solve division problems by coloring in decimal grids and then record the answer. Did you know that when you divide by decimals your answer will be larger than...
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Word problems are an essential part of math time. These free word math problems give you numerous options for making them part of your school day. Many are interactive and have children solving on number lines, making arrays, or using ten frames. You...
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You’ll love these Comparing Three-Digit Numbers clip cards with a Valentine’s Day theme. Just cut and grab some clothespin and they are ready to use. It’s Valentine’s Day and it is time for hearts and pink. These comparing three-digit numbers clip cards have all...
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This free adding fractions and mixed number game is a great way to model addition of fractions while having fun! Great game for math centers. Valentine’s Day is on the horizon and soon we would be flooded with sweets galore. This year, we have...
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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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