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Showing posts with label Multiplication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multiplication. Show all posts

16 May 2016

Free Summer Mystery Picture Math Activities

The last week (or month) of school can be so difficult! It can be tough to keep the kids' attention and get any learning done at all! I love using fun and engaging activities that kids enjoy, but still provide some educational value.

I've compiled a set of some of my best selling mystery pictures for you to try for FREE! I have gotten so much good feedback from teachers who have used these in their classrooms. With these fun summer activities, your students won't even know they are learning! Click HERE to get the free download!

Free Summer Mystery Pictures Math Activites

27 March 2015

Easter Activities

Students will love discovering the cute bunny mystery picture while practicing math skills! 

Easter Math


Come on over to my store and grab this cute freebie for some spring or Easter fun! There are two activities included in the download, so it will work for a variety of levels.

An easier version uses a 120 chart to create the mystery picture, and the harder version using multiplication facts!

Get your free download HERE!

14 July 2014

Monday Made It!



I'm linking up with 4th Grade Frolics to show off something I made this week for us to use during the school year! Last year my son practiced writing a different set of multiples each day in his morning notebook. I love this because even though he was only in K, it has helped him with patterns and starting to be able to understand multiplication already! This year I wanted to make it a little more fun for him, so I made this popsicle stick activity!
 
 

I typed up and printed this worksheet and put it in a plastic page protector, so we can use it every day and not waste paper!


Then I made some sets of multiples by writing the numbers on popsicle sticks and putting them in baggies.


So now each day I can hand him a baggie, and he can order the sticks on the page, then use a dry erase marker to write the multiples himself!


Then the page can be wiped clean and used again the next day with a different set!


I'm really happy how this turned out, and I think it will be a great way for my kids to continue practicing patterns and multiples!

If you'd like to try this yourself, you can download the page HERE!