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Math Games you can print once and use all year. Fun math games for kids in Kindergarten–4th grade. Use in Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade math. These math card games feel like board games and Uno card games, but they target skills. Practice addition facts, multiplication facts, division, odd/even, and place value. Great for centers and review. Click to see what’s inside.

Your students will love celebrating easter with this easter basket math craft! Great for kindergarten or first grade math!

Math Crafts are the perfect way to review math skills, leave for a sub, or a fun end of week activity that makes a fun Easter display or bulletin board! This math craft will review comparing numbers using place value. Students will create two Easter baskets with hundreds, tens and ones Easter eggs and compare the numbers represented in the baskets. This LOW PREP craftivity is easy to differentiate for the various learners in your classroom.Students will be so EGG-cited to fill their baskets...

Your students will love this Easter Bunny Math Craft! They will enjoy practicing addition and subtraction facts up to 10 while creating this cute bunny! This Bunny activity is perfect for morning work, independent work time, or math centers! It will also make an adorable bulletin board display! Hoppy Spring!

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Your kiddos will love completing these interactive time activities in independent or small group settings. This pack features 6 centers which cover time to the hour, half hour and quarter hour. The activities are easily adjustable so that you can cater to all of the students in your classroom.

Flipbooks for Telling Time to the Half Hour are fabulous activities for the classroom and math centers. I love using these as Special Education activities but they would be perfect in any first grade classroom as well!

Looking for fun ways to teach students how to tell time? Today, I am sharing 6 telling time activities. These hands-on math activities involve math crafts and math games including a Guess Who Game and Jenga math game. The flower craft makes for a perfect spring bulletin board. Find telling time to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, and five minute math activities. These telling time activities can be used during math workshop, math centers, or guided math groups.

In our recently listed Math Pack 28 we provide 5 fun and engaging activities for little learners to practice telling time on a digital clock and to become familiar with telling time to the half hour. We also blogged last week about learning to tell the time. One of our favorite activities in Math Pack 28 is Half Time Bot. We have found that any activity involving robots is a wonderful way to secure initial engagement with learners. How to Play Half Time Bot Students can play in a small...

Looking to start teaching time in your first grade classroom? When teaching time, it is important to incorporate hands-on activities like building a life size clock. This is a great way for students to learn about time to the hour and time to the nearest hour. You can also use Judy Clock activities. One of my favorite ways to introduce time is with Judy Clock activities. These are all really fun way to teach kids how to tell time!

Telling time is a skill that students should learn early on and master quickly, since they will use it their entire lives. Furthermore, we live in a very

After I created and posted my Addition Timed Test Program , I had a lot of teachers reach out to me to see if I could create something simil...

Are you looking for a fun 2D shapes activity and craft? This fun geometry craft is a great way to wrap up your unit. Students will build their own tacos using different 2D shapes and writing about them. This is a great math center, whole group or small group activity for your elementary students, and can be differentiated for those who need a challenge. (first, second, third grade)