These counting puzzles are so simple to make but great for getting children to think about counting patterns. Write numbers on the popsicle sticks and the puzzle is ready.
Halloween is a great opportunity to have some fun in math while the children still do worthwhile activities! Halloween and math make a great partnership! I doubt that there is any other theme that will motivate as much a Halloween will! There are loads of simple games and ideas that you can use that will combine math and Halloween! These simple Tic Tac Toe games are soooooo easy to create! You just need some plastic spiders or bats and a grid drawn on paper! These math challenges are easy to create too! We used the poster above for 2 different activities. 1. Find as many combinations of 2 or 3 numbers that add to 31 (for October 31 of course)! 2. Find sets of 3 numbers where 2 of the numbers add to the third number! Find as many as possible for each! Winner is the person with the most! Our winners received a plastic spider! :) These are our Halloween Math Place Value Friends...
Here is a little Christmas gift for you for you and the kids! At this busy time of the year, some No Prep Christmas Math Games may be just what you need! Christmas Math Games No Prep Freebies - these games are print and play games for 2 players. Download them from www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Math-1559996 The Snowman Bump Games Freebie contains 4 math bump games - just print and play. Download them from www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Snowman-Math-Bump-Games-Freebie-1023243 The Christmas Math Freebies collection is 4 math board games for Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division. Download these from www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Math-976441 If you want more make sure you check out my other math collections. Christmas Math Games 1st Grade ...
Place Value! Just when you think they have it, you ask a question in a different way and they have no idea! That's why I am always looking for new ways to consolidate place value. I love using games and I love getting the kids to represent numbers in different ways! That's why I have created some place value games and place value worksheets. Here are some of the Freebies I have created to get kids looking at place value from different angles. This set has 4 different worksheets - 2 for 2 digit numbers and 2 for 3 digit numbers. You can select the numbers that the kids work on or they can create their own numbers by rolling 2 or 3 dice. You can download this free set from my Teachers Pay Teachers Store at www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Free-2042043 I also use games for place value and have created lots of different place value games. Here are 2 sets of my Place Value Games Freebies - There are 2 Place Value games for 2 digit...
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