Math Activities

Math patterns are a great way for kids to work on sorting, classifying, and grouping skills. They also help kids learn math “rules” and stretch their critical thinking skills. You’ll see preschool and kindergarten teachers working on patterns a lot because identifying patterns truly is the foundation of mathematics at every level.

This 14 page printable pack includes play dough mats, memory and I Spy games, shape pattern work and so much more. All you need to do is print and get ready to play with shapes!

Counting from 1 to 10 made fun–with these ocean count and clip cards!

There is something about paper plate crafts that always makes me smile. And this simple watermelon paper plate craft is no exception!

Counting from 1 to 10 made fun–with these ocean count and clip cards!

If you have a preschool aged child then you know that learning about numbers and counting isn’t as easy as it seems. There’s more to the process than just repeating numbers in order. That’s why these printable watermelon counting cards are so great!

Kids will love this Christmas Tree Math Activity to practice single and double digit addition and subtraction with a Christmas three theme!

This fall leaves ten frame is one hands-on learning activity that combines math concepts with the colorful leaves of Fall.

With Halloween coming this Pumpkin Number Matching Busy Bag has been one of her favorite math activities for preschoolers.

Try this creative painting and math activity this season while reading the book with a class or a group in a playdate setting.

This apple theme math activity is perfect for building fine motor skills. It’s a creative way to get the kids learning and developing important skills with an apple theme!

Simple scavenger hunt with a learning twist. Preschoolers can learn to count money while moving Using just paper, pen, and money!

Play Turn Over 10, a fun math memory game, using a deck of cards to help kids practice mental math skills when learning basic addition.