Math Activities

Hands-on math activities for children who love blocks! You can use these printable counting and addition games with your favourite unit blocks to build math towers, supporting early math and fine motor skills. Math towers – block addition activity printables Early math skills need to focus on hands-on activities, where children […]

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Survive the day after Halloween with this free “The Day After Halloween” activity for math! The free activity includes 28 math task cards for grades 4-5!

Have fun learning to subitize dot patterns to ten with our fast-to-prep, engaging math game. This printable card game is ideal for small group math rotations or center work. Students will play with a partner or small group to match numerals to the dots of their board, aiming for 5 in a row. What is subitizing When students can subitize, they are able to tell the number of objects in a set, instantly - they don't need to count each item. Most commonly, you can teach students to subitize with dots, ten frames and fingers. Subitizing Patterns - Standard and Non-Standard 'Standard' dot patter arrangements are those common patterns you see on dice, dominoes and math equipment. Learning to subitize non-standard arrangements is important too and will require your students being able to visualize the common or standard patterns and manipulating them in their mind. Work with the standard patterns first. Playing board games is often a child's first experience with dot patterns, those on a dice. Play lots of games and specially-made learning games, like this one of ours - 5 in a Row! Extend your learners - conceptual subitizing When your students are confident with the patterns of a particular activity (perceptual subitizing) we encourage you to teach conceptual subitizing. This is where 2 patterns are shown to a student and they can combine them (add them) instantly to know the total. Think of throwing a double 6 in a board game. They would know instantly that this is 12 if they are able to conceptually subitize. To encourage this in 5 in a Row, ask them to flip 2 cards, and find the total before covering the 2 numbers. They may need to count the total the first few times they play, but with repetition they will know the total of 2 cards, instantly. Play it over and over to give them this opportunity to develop. Our game 5 in a Row will help teach subitizing to ten with standard patterns. It is a perfect place to start your learners! Non-standard dot pattern arrangements We've also prepared something extra for you to extend your fastest learners - and it is FREE today! Roll and Cover is so easy to prep (just print the page). It will help teach subitizing of non-standard patterns for 1 to 6. Students roll a standard 6 sided die and place a counter over a matching number (non standard pattern). Playing this will help them bridge the gap between standard and non-standard patterns. Find the file in Google Drive: Roll and Cover We love making engaging teaching resources that hit the mark on skills and concepts and are so glad you visited us. While you're here, consider signing up to our newsletter. We love sending out freebies like this one every other week as part of our Pond Update. We tell you about new products for sale too, but there is always loads of free content! We'd certainly love to have you in our community.

Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.

Practice number sense, addition and subtraction skills with these dice activities for kindergarten math centers. Perfect for a hands-on and fun practice of math skills. This listing is for all the dice math activities and centers that I have listed in my shop. I put them together in one super pack...

Join thousands of teachers who are using our Awesome Kindergarten Math Units in their classrooms!!   Teen Numbers have never been more fun. Kids can work on numbers 11-20 in this math unit. They will get to play with fun manipulatives, cute games, and enjoy numbers as they learn to recognize, count, and write them.   12 Hands-on, Interactive Math and Literacy Centers 25 No-Prep Extra Practice Worksheets Hands-on, Interactive Activities Standards Based Amazing for Centers and Independent Learning   For a FULL PREVIEW and to see how we use this set, check out the blog post HERE.   What teachers are saying: “A very creative and helpful resource! Thanks for enhancing my students' learning!” Shana D. — “Simple instructions for every game and worksheet. Great for Kindergarten students. Very happy with the enormous selection that I received, and at a great price! ” Tierra J. ______ Or buy it in our TeachersPayTeachers Store here.

Seguem algumas atividades no estilo Resolva & Pinte, para os alunos treinarem a tabuada, independente de qual operação matemática (adição, subtração, multiplicação e divisão) . Confira:…