Activity for ages 6 to 8. Place value is such an important math concept for early learners because it builds a solid foundation of number sense. This apple-themed place value match up will be the perfect addition to your small group math instruction or your math...
Activity for ages 6 to 7. Christmas is my favorite time of the year! Students are beyond excited about the holiday so it is always fun to incorporate fun, themed centers into learning. These Christmas Place Value Puzzles will be the perfect addition to your math...
Activities for ages 4 to 7. Learning place value can be a big challenge for kids - it's a complicated concept, after all. The NO PREP place value pack is filled with engaging, motivating ways to tackle the numbers 1-120. No prepping, no gluing, no cutting. Just print...
Activity for ages 5 to 7. Understanding the concept of place value (the number 74 has 7 tens and 4 ones, for example) is important for children to develop a solid sense of numbers. Our place value activity mats are a hands-on way to practice reading, writing and...
Activity for ages 5 to 8. Working on a number of the day gives kids practice with place value, expanded notation, odd and even numbers... so many math skills in one simple activity. They are such an easy way to differentiate for a variety of learners during morning...
Activity for ages 6 to 8. Just like our Place Value Concentration game and I Have - Who Has cards, our newest math activity makes learning ones, tens and hundreds super fun for kids. As players compete, they practice reading and writing three digit numbers and base...
Activity for ages 6 to 8. Looking for a fun number sense challenge that helps kids really grasp what numbers mean? More and Less is a playful number sense activity that stretches children's understanding of place value. Grab your free copy (below) and then hop over...
Activity for ages 5 to 7. This greater than, less than game is perfect for bug fans! Kids will love comparing creepy crawly sets of two-digit insects in this fun, free greater than, less than game. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. One of the most important...
Activity for ages 5 to 8. These crafty alligators are a memorable, hands-on way to teach kids how to compare two numbers and identify the bigger one. As the DIY clothespin alligators munch the largest number in the pair, kids learn a helpful trick for figuring out...
Activity for ages 4 to 7. These bright and colorful hundred charts are a simple, hands-on way to help kids build number sense. Children can easily count on (22, 23, 24...), identify patterns (10, 20, 30...) and understand more and less (10 is more than 4...) There are...
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