Your little ones will love this subtracting money activity. It is a simple introduction to subtracting coins and answering the question, “How much more?” It is football season, and my little five-year-old is loving playing football with his older brothers. So when I noticed that...
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Your kids will love sorting the apples into different baskets to practice adding within 10. Have them find expressions that equal 10, Or find expressions that equal 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Prep-Work This activity could require a little prep, or you could...
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Can you make it all the way around the board and not spend all your money? This no-prep game gets children subtracting with money. They start at $10 and “buy” toys as they move around the board. Who will have the most money at the...
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Your children will have a blast with this expanded form activity. These puzzles make changing a number into expanded form fun! Expanded form! Why would we want to teach our children this? Why is writing 43 as 40 + 3 important? It is very...
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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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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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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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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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Have a little bit of fun with St. Patrick’s Day and play this no-prep, first grade subtraction game. Don’t you just love special days? They show up in the middle of a long month and add a little bit of color to our world. March...
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