Discover fun and interactive math activities for kids designed to build essential skills in counting, problem-solving, and number recognition, making learning math enjoyable!
Around here, the magnetic tiles might as well be glued to the kids’ hands. They build everything. So this year we rolled that magnetic magic right into our fall fun with these Thanksgiving magnetic tile printables, and they became an instant favorite. Kids build their own turkeys, pumpkins, corn, pies and fall trees while secretly … Read more
This bead rainbow combines playdough, pony beads and pipe cleaners into one colorful fine motor activity. It’s simple, cheap and so much fun. Kids thread beads in rainbow order, bend each pipe cleaner into an arch and stick the ends in playdough. Ages 3 and up Time 20 minutes Skills Fine motor, colors, counting Supplies … Read more
These St. Patrick’s Day snap cube task cards turn building into a festive puzzle. Kids copy nine designs, from a rainbow to a pot of gold. They’re great for fine motor practice, patterning and problem solving at a math center or table time. Ages 3 to 7 Designs 9 Formats Color and blackline Prep Print … Read more
Valentine’s Day 1-10 Number Mats take a Valentine’s Day twist on numbers. It’s a fun way to help kids practice writing and counting the numbers one to ten.
These Earth Day Lego mats turn a bin of building bricks into an Earth Day lesson. Kids build 10 pictures, like the Earth, a leaf, a recycle sign and a watering can, right on top of the mat. Each mat also has kids tally the bricks they used and trace and write the word, so … Read more