Need an easy way to review shapes and work on shape recognition for 2d and 3d shapes. These shape calendar pieces do just that, and work on patterns too!! *This post contains affiliate links Calendar time is a fun for my cut preschool...
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These puzzles provide some fun area of a triangle problems. They are a great alternative to worksheets and allow children to get in extra practice. Over the past few days, my little guys have memorized the area of a triangle, did an interactive notebook to...
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This quadrilateral activity is a great way to check your child’s knowledge of quadrilateral properties and the characteristics of quadrilaterals. This post has affiliate links. Today wraps up my fifth post on quadrilaterals. I thoroughly enjoyed finding new ways to play with these four-sided shapes. At...
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Need some Area of Triangles Practice? These fun STEM cards are a great way for children to practice finding the area of triangles as well as creating triangles with a given area. We are on a conquest to conquer all things area. Our math...
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This FREE interactive notebook is perfect for helping children understand why the formula for finding the area of a triangle is 1/2 b x h. This is an easy and fun Area of a Triangle Activities. The free printable can be found at the END...
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Get children building things like intersecting lines, acute angles, and more with these fun lines and angles worksheets or task cards. You can download these FREE task cards at the end of the post using the green button! *This post has affiliate links My almost-eight-year-old recieved a...
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This fun quadrilateral STEM project is a fun way to practice building quadrilaterals and practice shape recognition. There is even a free printable to guide your project. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free...
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These free printables will help you and your students create a quadrilateral family tree. There are pictures of shapes and descriptions of the shapes for the children to use. It can be so confusing. Questions like, “Is a square a rectangle?” can throw our...
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This free quadrilateral art project is a fun way to work on shape recognition and get some graphing practice in. The printable includes shapes and a graph! He has such a creative side. He loves to draw, paint, play with markers, and create....
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This free Christmas themed area and perimeter activity has children placing Gum Drops in squares to help children visualize this concept. Today is day five of our Seven Days of Christmas Math Printables. You can see what other fun math printables we have here, or check out...
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