Race to fill the cup math game

Back & Forth is an easy and fun game to practice numeracy. Two players take turns rolling the die and moving the playing piece back & forth on the game...

Happy Saturday! I know this is going to sound cliche and all, but seriously….where did the summer go?! August is only a couple of days away and most of my teacher friends are starting school either this coming week or the next. Oh summer…we loved you so!!!! Now it’s upward and onward and we’re getting …

Here’s a simple activity for preschoolers that will turn counting practice into a game! Lately, Owen (4.5) has felt like he is “too big” for counting activities that we used to do, but he actually still needs practice on counting. I realized that he is much more motivated to count when it involves keeping score, […]

My kids loved this race to fill the cup counting game with mini erasers! We used heart erasers so it is perfect for Valentine's Day, but you can do this for any theme.

The Little Red Hen is one of our favorite traditional stories. Here are lesson plans for your Little Red Hen week (or weeks). Reading, writing, math, craft, and science lessons make this easy for teachers and fun for your students. There is a Free download included in these activities too!

Here's an easy, quick game to practice number recognition and counting. Dice are a great tool for learning numbers because, with practice, ...

Dice games are easy, low-prep, activities you can use during math and reading instruction. Here's a list of how you can use them daily!

Engage your students this year with red solo cups during math centers. Last year, my class LOVED counting cups to 100, building numbers, and solving equations by creating cup structures. It's a fun, engaging, and hands-on way for K-1 learners to develop number fluency. Keep scrolling to download your FREE resource. This freebie gives you resources to use at various times during the school year. For representing, you will just print the 10-frame cards onto cardstock and cut them apart. Pair…

Here’s a simple activity for preschoolers that will turn counting practice into a game! Lately, Owen (4.5) has felt like he is “too big” for counting activities that we used to do, but he actually still needs practice on counting. I realized that he is much more motivated to count when it involves keeping score, […]

Dice games are an engaging way to teach Pre-K and Kindergarten students about number recognition, subitizing, counting, and one-to-one correspondence.