Welcome to the weekly round up of FREE math teaching resources here at Math Geek Mama! I gather all the best freebies that I find and share them here, every Saturday! If you have a fun teaching freebie that you would like featured, send me a link! I’d love to check it out!
Kindergarten-2nd:
It’s always great to find hands-on activities and games to help your kids understand counting and cardinality, but these free Bug Counting Pages are super cute! Plus it’s a good opportunity for kids to practice writing their numbers.
I love these simple addition games from The Measured Mom! There are different levels of difficulty included, so it can be used with multiple ages!
3rd-5th:
One Time Through has a great post on ways to teach money and money management to kids! Lots of fun and easy ideas there!
These place value riddles are a fun way for kids to practice using what they know about place value, even and odd numbers, etc. to solve riddles and increase number sense.
6th-9th:
If you have basketball fans, engage them in interesting mathematical discussion about “Who Had the Greatest NBA season Ever?” with this free lesson from Yummy Math. This is for 7-8th grade, and lets students work with order of operations, expressions and the distributive property.
Or try this lesson on proportional reasoning related to the cost of gas-an important real life math topic! Includes videos and printable lesson. (Grades 7-9) .
Hope you found something fun and useful this week!
~Math Geek Mama
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