Welcome to the weekly collection of math teaching freebies from around the web! I love creating resources to make teaching math easier and more fun, but there are a lot of other great resources out there as well! Check back each week for more math goodness! Do you have a freebie to share with math educators? Send me a link so I can share it here! Kindergarten-2nd Grade: This post at Smiling and Shining in Second Grade has some great ideas Keep Reading...
Ten Apples Up On Top Math Game {FREE}
My kids are SO excited to celebrate Dr.Seuss's birthday (March 2)! We've enjoyed reading many of his books this week, and over the weekend enjoyed the latest, What Pet Should I Get, at story time at Barnes and Noble. After reading one of their favorites, Ten Apples Up on Top, I simply had to put together this printable board game. It's easy to prep and easy to play, and has provided lots of Dr. Seuss math fun this week! I hope you and your kids Keep Reading...
March Math Problem of the Day Calendar
I have so enjoyed working through our February math problem of the day calendar with my daughter! She has enjoyed doing a problem each day and we've had fun talking about the date and learning a little from the calendar as well. And I was astonished at the amazing response from readers! I am so glad that so many others are finding this idea to be a fun and easy way to start the day with math! So today I'm sharing the March Math Problem of the Day Keep Reading...
Weekly Math Freebie Round Up!
Welcome to the weekly round up of math teaching freebies! Each week I try to share awesome math lessons, games and worksheets from around the web to make teaching math easier and more fun! Check back each week for math freebies for grades K-12! Have a great resource to share with Math Geek Mama readers? Send me a link! Kindergarten-2nd Grade: Shelly at Smiling and Shining in 2nd Grade has several really cute Valentine's themed math Keep Reading...
LEGO Duplo Math Puzzles {FREE Printables}
Although I believe in teaching math in a way that is hands-on and conceptual in order to provide a strong foundation, it is also necessary to find a balance between that and fact practice. That doesn't have to mean hours of worksheets and flash cards, though! I'm always looking for fun ways for my kids to practice skills like addition and subtraction, such as this Math Twister game. Today, I'm SO excited to share our latest game: LEGO Duplo Math Keep Reading...
February Math Problem of the Day {FREE Printable!}
I love spending some time each day looking at the calendar with my kids and learning things like the days of the week, and exploring math concepts by asking questions such as, "How many days until Daddy's birthday?" or "How many more days are in January than February?" But lately, we've gotten out of the habit, as my kids know the days of the week, months of the year, etc. So I came up with a new idea to still spend some time with the calendar, Keep Reading...
Weekly Math Freebie Round Up
Welcome to the weekly round up of FREE math teaching resources! Every week I share fun and engaging math lessons, worksheets and games to help you teach math confidently! Have a freebie to share with Math Geek Mama readers? Send me a link, I'd love to check it out! :) Kindergarten-2nd Grade: I love this adorable booklet of addition fact practice! This includes 28 pages to help little learners understand addition sums to 10. This post Keep Reading...
Weekly Math Freebie Round Up!
Welcome to the weekly round up of FREE math teaching resources! Every week I try to share fun, engaging and helpful ideas for teaching math in grades K-12. Have a great teaching resource to share? Send me a link! Kindergarten-2nd Grade: Kim at Life Over C's has some really cute freebies this week! I love the idea of using goldfish with this penguin themed adding to 100 game, and these rainbow bear graphs are so cute and colorful! And Keep Reading...
Simple Trick to End the Frustration With Subtraction Regrouping
One math concept that often stumps students is subtracting with borrowing (or regrouping-whatever you'd like to call it). There are lots of concrete and hands-on ways to teach this concept so that it makes sense to kids, rather than expecting them to memorize a procedure. In the past, I have used base ten blocks or dimes and pennies as a model, which worked well, and I highly recommend teaching this in a conceptual way when introducing it to Keep Reading...
Weekly Math Freebie Round Up!
Welcome to the weekly round up of math teaching freebies from around the web! Each week I share my favorite free lessons, games, worksheets and more! Have a great math freebie you would like me to share? Send me a link so I can check it out! Kindergarten-2nd Grade: If you're looking for some last minute Christmas themed math, I've got you covered! (Or if not, save these great resources for next year!) First, this post from Shining and Keep Reading...
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