Many children enjoy coloring, and these adding money worksheets allow children to do just that. The students solve adding money problems, and color in all the pictures that equal the same amount. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at...
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Playing on the hundreds chart builds number and place value sense. These hundreds chart riddles are a fun way for children to explore the hundred chart and review math vocabulary words like even and odd. You can get this free printable by clicking on the...
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Need a rounding to the nearest hundred worksheet? These clip cards are a fun alternative to a worksheet and help children practice rounding while using a hundred chart. The combination of the hundreds chart and clip cards make this activity perfect for a child struggling...
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These fun multiplications games are a wonderful way for children to practice their multiplication facts. The children solve multiplication expressions and cover them up on their game board. The first person to get five in a row wins. How many of you learned your multiplication...
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These rounding by 10 clip cards help children practice rounding while using a hundreds chart. Children practice rounding in two-digit numbers (tens) three digit numbers (hundreds) and three-digit numbers (thousands). You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at the very...
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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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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 puzzles have children spelling and then reading 10 igh words. Since the syllables are broken into different puzzle pieces, children are able to focus and practice the long i sound found in -igh. Sometimes learning is easy for my adorable first grader who is...
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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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