Your children will love this subtracting mixed number activity. The bright and colorful puzzles make practicing this challenging skill more fun! You can get this free download by clicking on the teal button at the end of this post. Alright, guys, it has just been...
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Your older kiddos will love this multiplying decimals activity! These fun puzzles add some excitement while practicing this skill. It is springtime, and time for all things with bunnies and cute little chicks. Well today, we are loving the bunnies and I have some...
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Your children with love this Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers activity. These bright colorful flower puzzles are a fun way to practice this skill. A friend gave me a beautiful pot of flowers. The pot was adorable and the flower bright and colorful. I love...
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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 kids will enjoy this long division practice. The Saint Patrick’s day puzzles add a little fun while practicing long division. It has been a slow process for us, but I’m seeing light at the end of the tunnel. He is going to master...
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Grab these free 3 digit by 3 digit multiplication snowmen. The children put snowmen together to create true equations. Fun hands-on activity. You can get this FREE printable by clicking on the large blue button at the end of the post. I taught fourth...
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Want some Christmas fun for your older kiddos? Have them solve these Christmas puzzles. What a fun Multiplying Decimals Activity perfect for the holidays. Today is it. The last of the Christmas Tree printables….and I’m excited about this one. It is a multiplying decimal...
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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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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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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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