Math activities for kids that make learning fun. Preschool math activities and games. Math games for toddlers. Math activities for older children that focus on addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Free Math printables for kids.
We just love all of the books by Laura Joffe Numeroff! Lately, we’ve been enjoying “If You Give a Moose a Muffin”. This is a great book about a little boy and a big hungry moose. Young readers love the predictable text and cause and effect that happen in this story. These free printable math …
Do you have a ton of left over candy? Are you looking for a creative way to learn with pieces of candy? You’ve come to the right place. We want to share with you fun candy activities for kids of all ages. Even though we end up with so much candy after each holiday, I …
Pattern blocks are a great way to explore math skills such shape identification and spatial awareness. They are fun for kids of all ages and one of our favorite educational toys. These FREE Pokemon pattern block mats are perfect for a small group or to put in Math centers. If you don’t have pattern …
Count and clip cards are a great way for little learners to practice counting with one-to-one correspondence and number recognition. I love that they are a low prep independent activity. It’s an easy way to make learning fun. Use them in Math centers, a tot tray, or as a busy bag. Targeted Skills fine motor …
Pattern blocks are a great way to explore math skills such shapes and spatial awareness. They are fun for kids of all ages. These FREE Super Mario pattern block mats are perfect for a small group or to put in Math centers. If you don’t have pattern blocks, we recommend this pattern block set …
Pattern blocks are a great way to explore shapes and strengthen spatial awareness skills. They are fun for kids of all ages. These FREE Minecraft pattern block mats are perfect for a small group or to put in Math centers. You can set the pattern blocks right on top of the pattern block cards because …
Long before the fidget spinner, was the board game spinner that we used to make our way through a game board. Using a spinner was and still is a great way to strengthen fine motor skills, practice number identification, build number sense, and be a part of a probability experiment without even knowing. Including Math …
Are you looking for a quick and fun activity for your 100 days of school celebrations? These FREE 100th day of school coloring pages are a great way to start the day with morning work or for fast finishers on this special day. These free coloring pages can be used individually or the printable pages …
Are you looking for free resources to use with pentomino pieces? You have come to the right place. We have 29 free pentomino puzzles and challenges that you will love. You can use these different shapes in a variety of ways. They are the perfect tool to explore and tinker with while learning many different …
Counting Mats and mini erasers is a great activity for young children to practice counting, compare more and less, and to have a visual of how many are in that number. You can use these number mats in different ways. The simple mat includes an amount of circles (for small erasers, Lego bricks, pom poms, …
A really fun and easy way to introduce data collection to young learners is by graphing. Graphing helps students gain valuable experience with counting, data analysis, sorting, and comparing. It also introduces them to the skill of critical thinking. You may think that teaching graphing skills to kindergartners sounds like a mountainous task, but it’s …
Working with styrofoam and toothpicks is a great fine motor skills activity for kids of all ages. It will strengthen the tripod grasp which is important for holding a pencil. This makes it a great pre-writing activity for young children. Building Structures with Styrofoam The best part about building toothpick structures is that it …