Today is day six in my "12 Days of Christmas Printables" series! I hope you're enjoying the Christmas themed resources so far! I had so much fun putting all these Christmas math resources together, and hope that with the variety of topics, there will be something for everyone. Today I'm sharing a set of task cards to help with a tricky concept: elapsed time. Determining how much time has passed or adding and subtracting time can cause difficulty Keep Reading...
Christmas Multiplication Challenge {FREE}
Today for my "12 Days of Christmas Printables" post, I want to share a fun and easy way to practice those multiplication facts. This cool multiplication game is a little bit different because rather than requiring kids to solve the multiplication problem, they have to give the missing factor. This is a great way to reinforce their knowledge of the multiplication tables, increase fluency, as well as prepare them for division. Plus, there are Keep Reading...
Christmas Addition and Subtraction Maze Challenges {FREE}
It's time for the next post in my "12 Days of Christmas Printables" series! Today I am sharing some fun practice pages to work on a concept that I get asked about again and again: addition and subtraction with regrouping. Hopefully if you are reviewing adding and subtracting large numbers before Christmas break, this set of maze challenges will be a fun change of pace! Read on to learn more about this fun "self-checking" activity. *Please Keep Reading...
Christmas Shopping: Money Math Practice {FREE}
Christmas is coming up fast, and for a lot of us that means one thing: shopping. There's always so much to buy and so many people to shop for! While this can be the cause of stress, I hope you will also use it as an opportunity to teach your kids about money. Today as part of my "12 Days of Christmas Printables" series, I'm sharing some simple Christmas-themed money math worksheets. *Please Note: Some of the links in this post are affiliate Keep Reading...
Christmas Count and Color Pages {FREE}
The Christmas season is almost upon us! If you enjoy using fun, Christmas-themed learning activities, you've come to the right place! Today is the first day in my "12 Days of Christmas Printables" series. Each day you will find a new, fun Christmas math game or activity. If you're looking for something specific or for a specific age, stay tuned. I will be starting with Kindergarten level math, and increasing in difficulty over the next 12 days. Keep Reading...
November Math Problem of the Day Calendar {FREE}
Do you know there are only nine more weeks until Christmas? Crazyness! Before you pull out the decorations and set up your tree, print out this fun November Problem of the Day Calendar. Let's enjoy the rest of Fall and celebrate Thanksgiving, pumpkins and turkeys! I'm so excited to share yet another math calendar with you, and I hope your kids enjoy this unique math tool. *Please Note: This post contains affiliate links which help support Keep Reading...
Fall Leaves Sort: Slope Activity {FREE}
One of the concepts that can prove most vexing for Algebra students in understanding the slope of a line. What does that mean? What does it look like? There are a lot of different ways to approach it, and thinking about slope lots of different ways can help students make sense of it. One way that I like to help deepen students' understanding (of any concept, really) is by comparing and sorting. This easy to use slope activity requires kids to Keep Reading...
Ultimate Collection of Pumpkin Math Ideas for K-12
"I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers." (Anne of Green Gables, chapter 16). Living in the gorgeous mountains of east Tennessee, I can deeply resonate with Anne's sentiment. Fall is the most beautiful time of the year here, and I love everything about it. But one of the things I love most (and definitely the thing my kids love most) is pumpkins. The excitement of going to a farm and exploring, picking out the very best one. Keep Reading...
Pumpkin Number Bonds to Ten Cut and Paste {FREE}
One of the tools used in Singapore math is a number bond. This handy visual helps kids learn to decompose numbers, understand a part-part-whole model and makes learning subtraction easier. Because this is the curriculum I use with my kids, I create a variety of resources to use with them, which I can then share with you. One of my kids' favorites is this set of apple-themed number bond pages. So now that we're into full pumpkin mode around here, Keep Reading...
Fun Fall Addition and Subtraction Puzzles {FREE}
Recently, I printed some simple puzzles for my daughter (Kindergarten) to practice putting the numbers 1-10 in order (similar to the ones in this printable pack). We're been practicing counting, recognizing numerals and understanding number order, so it was a fun project for her. My son, however, wanted to try some puzzles too. The problem is, he's in first grade, and well beyond placing the numbers from 1-10 in order. But he really wanted Keep Reading...
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