Weekly Math Freebie Round Up!

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Welcome to the weekly round up of math teaching freebies here at Math Geek Mama! Every week, I try to share the best FREE lessons, games and more to help you make math fun and engaging! I hope you find something useful! 🙂

Kindergarten-2nd:

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source: thisreadingmama.com

I love this combination of math and literacy from This Reading Mama! This mystery letter activity is great for reading and recognizing large numbers!

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source: littlelearninglovies.com

I wrote earlier this week about how important I think it is for kids to learn how to “make ten,” so I was especially excited to find this adorable gumball game! I know my kids will love it! (AND there’s a matching CVC word game if you’re interested in that too! 😉 )

3rd-5th:

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source: mathforlove.com

Check out this page from Math 4 Love, which lists dozens of games and lessons for grades K-5 ready to go and free to download! And all are organized by topic and Common Core Standard, so it’s easy to find what you need!

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source: teachjunkie.com

This post at Teach Junkie offers a wealth of ideas for teaching and practicing mean, median, mode and range with 4th and 5th graders! Lots of ideas and freebies!

6th-12th:

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source: jimmiescollage.com

If you need some fresh ideas for tackling factors and multiples, be sure to check out this post from Jimmie’s Collage. She shares a great list of ideas and free resources!

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source: yummymath.com

And in case you missed it, earlier this week the New Horizons Space Probe was especially close to Pluto, allowing for detailed images for the first time. I love that Yummy Math used this as an opportunity to explore math! Read all about it here, and grab the free lesson.

I hope you found some useful and exciting math activities! Now go put them to good use and make math FUN and engaging!!

~Math Geek Mama

*Do you have a great math freebie that you’re excited to share with other teachers or homeschoolers? Feel free to send me a link to it so I can check it out and consider sharing it with Math Geek Mama readers!*

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