Discover fun and interactive math activities for kids designed to build essential skills in counting, problem-solving, and number recognition, making learning math enjoyable!
Candy games are some of Meatball’s favorites. It seriously can’t get much better — candy and playing {plus learning}! With minimal set up conversation hearts color sorting is a quick and easy fine motor activity that is a perfect addition to any Valentine’s Day learning!
At first I thought of making it a slightly complex game with rules, but then that went out the window. Simplicity is really my specialty because I’m not loaded with time, and I know that neither are you.
The hungry alligator has been teaching kids greater than and less than since before I was a kid, and it still works. My kids loved it. We made foam alligator mouths and used them with cards and counters to compare numbers. It works for preschoolers with objects and for older kids with bigger numbers. Ages … Read more
Math is by far my daughter’s least favorite subject. It doesn’t take much before the “but it’s toooooooooooo hard” whines start appear every single time we work on anything related to math. Even if it is something that she already knows. I hate this. It is not the whining so much that I hate, but … Read more
Dr. Seuss’ Birthday is right around the corner and in this house we LOVE our Dr. Seuss books. We have been needing to work on our math skills lately and this Dr. Seuss math activity is a perfect way to work on our math while celebrating! However…you can imagine my surprise when I went to … Read more