"Why are we learning this?" Have you ever heard this from your students? If you teach math, I'd be surprised if you haven't. It can be challenging to create a math lesson that students can see the relevance in and that uses/teaches skills they need to know. But it is possible. In fact, I created one just for Math Geek Mama Readers. Help kids learn and understand math in a real world context with this add and subtract decimals Keep Reading...
January Problem of the Day Calendars {FREE}
Are you excited for the new year? I am so ready to start fresh and jump in feet first. I absolutely LOVE January and the start of all things new (and it doesn't hurt that it's my birthday, too!). If you're excited to try a new daily math approach this January, you've come to the right place. This set of easy, low prep math calendars is a great way to work on important math skills. Kids love the daily challenge, and you will love how easy and Keep Reading...
December Problem of the Day Calendars {FREE}
Now that my "12 Days of Christmas Math" series is over (sign up for all 12 freebies here), I'm excited to share one more bonus freebie: my newest problem of the day calendar! If you haven't tried my simple math calendars yet, this is the perfect time to give it a try. The last couple of weeks before Christmas can be so exhausting and busy as you try to keep kids focused and review important skills before a much needed break. These December Keep Reading...
Christmas Algebra Riddles: Systems of Linear Equations {FREE}
Well, I can hardly believe it, but today is the LAST freebie in my "12 Days of Christmas" math printables series! I hope you've enjoyed the free math resources I've shared, and can incorporate them into your math plans this December. Today, I'm sharing another set of silly Christmas riddles, but these practice pages focus on solving systems of linear equations. When I taught Algebra, this was one of my favorite topics to teach. I loved exploring Keep Reading...
Christmas “Color a Fraction” Pages {FREE}
Welcome to day 7 of "The 12 Days of Christmas Printables" here at Math Geek Mama! Today and tomorrow I want to share some resources to help your students familiarize themselves with fractions and equivalent fractions. Today I have a set of "color a fraction" which is a great way to review and practice for what I'll be sharing tomorrow. So I hope you enjoy these fun Christmas fraction worksheets, and be sure to come back tomorrow for a printable Keep Reading...
Christmas Themed Elapsed Time Practice {FREE}
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...
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