Elementary Math activities that make learning fun. Math games for older children. Math printables for addition, subtraction, money, and multiplication. Activities for elementary aged children for teachers and homeschoolers.
Have you been looking for fun ways to help your students learn about money? The concept of money is an important skill and a challenging concept for young children. That is why these games, worksheets and activities have been helpful to us. From coin recognition and the value of each coin to counting an amount …
Play this addition bingo game for a fun way to practice Math facts. This free printable addition bingo game is a great game for young children to play in a small group. It is played like regular bingo, except there isn’t a free space. Kids love playing bingo. You can play for prizes, but what …
Multiplication wheels are a great way to practice math facts. This type of multiplication wheel can also be used to identify and work with fact families. These worksheets are great for extra practice with 3rd graders, 4th graders, and 5th graders. How to use the Math Wheel Start with the center number. Multiply that number …
When young children work with five frames and ten frames, they are building number sense. It is an important skill because it builds a good foundation of mathematical thinking. The following activities are a great place to start. These five and ten frame activities for Kindergarten make learning fun! Five frames and ten frames allow …
Give this FREE Five Frame War game a try! It is a great way to build number sense. This fun game gives students lots of practice with basic math skills in a fun way. Having a solid foundation of the concept of 5 is important before moving to the concept of 10. Targeted …
Draw a Monster Dice Game is a fun activity to practice counting, number recognition, and fine motor skills while you get creative. The best part of this great activity is that everyone ends up with different monster drawings and it is so much fun to see the end results. What kind of monster will you …
A blank multiplication chart is beneficial for skip counting, finding patterns, and memorizing multiplication facts. Blank charts are a great way to practice skip counting or to focus on certain fact families. Targeted Ages – 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade Download the Blank Multiplication Table Chart HERE Different Ways to Use the …
A black and white multiplication chart is an easy reference for math facts and saves on ink. Using a multiplication chart can help 3rd grade children find answers to a multiplication problem quickly. Download and print the black and white free multiplication chart below. Printable Multiplication Table These Printable Multiplication Charts are free to print …
This Dice Bingo activity provides the opportunity for children to count, subitize, and strengthen visual discrimination skills. Add dice to any game or challenge and I’ve found that kids love it. You can make your own big dice like we did with tissue boxes. We used ours to make words, but adding the big dice …
We love dice games! These Math Dice Games for Kids will make practicing addition and subtraction FUN! Roll the dice, fill in the squares, and solve the equation. That is a fun way to practice addition and subtraction facts, but it is even more fun if you can turn it into a game! MAKE …
My son is really hands on and has really been interested in addition lately. When we are working on new concepts or even reinforcing ones we have previously worked on I like to try to incorporate their interests. Well, my son loves to build so we tried adding with Legos. Materials needed: Paper Marker Legos …
We’ve sorted coins, found out how many are in a dollar, and now we are playing Money War! How to Play: *Start with the same coins in two different cups (one cup for each player). The coins we used for each player are pictured above (totally random). *Then play the game just like war. Without …