Weekly Math Freebie Round Up!
Welcome to my weekly round up of fun math teaching freebies! I hope you will find something useful, and if not, let me know!
Kindergarten-2nd:
One of the best and easiest resources for teaching math in the early years is a hundreds chart! This free download is available in 5 different colors!
If you have some beads lying around, let your kids practice making patterns! This is such a great hands-on activity that would definitely keep my kids busy!
3th-5th:
If you need a resource for perimeter problem solving, download this freebie from Fern Smith! I love that these task cards require finding a missing side, given the perimeter.
Want a fun way to practice multiplication facts? Try playing Multiplication Bingo! The game boards are free to download at School Time Snippets.
6th-12th:
This 3 Act math task is great for 8th graders working with 3D shapes and volume. I love this task because it incorporates several important math skills, and helps students use and apply volume rather than simply memorizing a formula.
If you’re familiar with the game “Taboo,” you might like these Algebra taboo cards! A fun way to review important math vocabulary, plus if these don’t work, there’s an editable version.
I hope you find something helpful here, and check back next week for more freebies! 🙂
