Math

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Looking for some fun ways to help kids master math their math facts and skills? Check out these Dice Games! These engaging activities make learning addition, subtraction, comparing, and ordering numbers fun. With both printable and digital options, kids can practice in a variety of ways. Plus, when you place the activities into dry erase pockets, kids can practice the skills over and over again with different results each time! Whether you're a teacher or a parent, these dice games and...

Are your students comparing two numbers to determine which is greater? Are they struggling to remember which way the symbol should face? Here's a little trick that worked like a charm with my 2nd and 3rd graders!

Are you ready to build a snowman this winter without leaving the classroom or freezing your hands? This snowman supplies pack is a great way to practice addition with up to four 2-digit numbers. It can be used during math rotations, as a center activity, or with a small group.

Are you getting ready to start your graphing unit? Let me help! I’m sharing my favorite graphing activities. This includes books, hands-on activities, and easy ways to get kids learning to read, interpret, and create a variety of graphs.

These independent dominoes activities help students practice addition and subtraction, odd and even numbers, ordering numbers, and more! There's even a digital option. These activities work well for math rotations, fast finishers, and centers.

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Make the holiday memorable with these fantastic Groundhog Day coloring pages! These coloring pages are a great way to add some fun to your lesson plans while reinforcing important skills.

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Multiplication Facts Games {Simple and Fun!} - Frugal Fun For Boys and Girls

If you're a primary teacher, you have probably taught your students about fact families. These not only help with fact fluency, but they give students the strategies they will need to help make adding and subtracting larger numbers easier. If you're looking to make this time a little more fun and meaningful for your students, check out these fact family games and activities.

Math mazes are a great way to get your students practicing math facts! This set of division mazes has TWO different mazes included for each of the divisors (2-12). On each maze, students move from start to finish by identifying the true math fact sentences and watching out for the false facts along the way.

Are you working on addition with 3-addends? Not only do I have a freebie to share with you, but I have several ways you can offer more support for your struggling students.

Students can practice counting coin combinations up to $1.00 and have fun with this matching game. There are also two graphing activities included where students must count, tally, and graph the coins on the page.