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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If your children have been working on skip counting and you want to see what they know, these skip counting clip cards are a great way to do so. There are four cards for the numbers two through fifteen! Perfect for Classical Conversations new math...
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These mazes are a great way to practice skip counting. There is one sheet for each number, two through fifteen. Students have to find fifteen numbers in each maze. This helps them learn their multiplication facts to 15. (2 x 15) (3 x 15) Great...
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Do your children love puzzles? Then these skip counting puzzles are a wonderful way to practice skip counting and build some schema for multiplication times tables. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button....
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Do you need skip counting games for the classroom? These no-prep games help children learn to count by 2’s all the way to the 15’s. I’m not sure why we were talking about feet, but with three boys in my home, we have some pretty...
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These counting coin worksheets have a fun twist. Children have to use clues to figure out which box is the mystery box. These clues include coin recognition and counting money. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue...
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These am and pm worksheets have children figuring out times they would perform an activity and if it would be am or pm. While working on the worksheet they will also be reading analog clocks in five-minute increments. Our lives revolve around time. We have...
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