Here's a easy fall hands on addition idea: apple sums! Make numbered felt apples and use pompoms as counters to work on sums. Apple Sums: Hands on Addition This apple sums activity will be perfect for kids starting out to learn to make sums and still need hands on practice to get to an answer. It is easy to set up too and fun! To get started, you'll need: Red (or green/ yellow) felt … [Read more...]
Fall Subitizing Math Center
In the beginning of the school year, we work hard on building up our number sense, and often that includes a lot of games involving counting and of course working with numbers. One skill we work on developing is subitizing, or the ability to recognize an amount of objects without counting. This fall themed subitizing math center is a great way to work on the skill of subitizing with ten frames … [Read more...]
Apple Addition Up To 5 Math Clip Cards
These apple addition math clip cards were perfect for introducing the concept of addition to my son. They were colorful, hands-on and the best part- it was not a worksheet! Now that my son seems to be confident with counting up to 20, I figured I would play with the idea of adding items up to 5. When I taught my daughter how to add, we used addition combinations for each number. Since … [Read more...]
Totally Awesome Lego Math Activities
LEGOs are magical building blocks with so many uses. I don't know a single kid who doesn't like playing and building with LEGOs. Some kids use the bricks to build elaborate structures, while others are more content to play with sequencing, patterns, and simple structures. All LEGO lovers will appreciate these fun LEGO math activities. There are so many different ways that early learners can … [Read more...]
Watermelon Counting and Fine Motor Activity
Who is ready for summer? Who is ready for watermelon? And fun learning? Make these fun watermelon punching and counting cards during summer for a lovely counting and fine motor activity! Supplies Needed These watermelon cards are easy to make. All you need are: Green paper plates (or paint/color white ones green) - you will not want thick plates or they will be too hard for kids to punch, so … [Read more...]
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