Practice skip counting in style with fresh and new spring skip counting puzzles! Practice skip counting by 5s with this fun activity.Spring and skip counting just fits, don’t you think? Spring is the time of year that I actually feel like skipping. Something about the freshness or it all. I really do like spring and…
We have a tendency to discuss higher level concepts on a very muted level early on. Mostly because I love puns and it’s hard to share Pi puns with kids who haven’t learned about Pi. And secondly because I want Pi on March 14th, and the easiest excuse is that it’s Pi Day. Really though,…
Practice fractions with a refreshing flowery spring theme. This flower fraction game is sure to entice kids to practice their fraction skills! I am totally a sucker for spring. When the weather starts getting warmer, you can open your windows to the gorgeous air outside, and the flowers start blooming again…the whole world feels fresh….
It is spring and St. Patricks Day which means lots and lots of rainbows! If you’re looking for rainbows, this game will not disappoint! It’s all about rainbows and letter sounds that match St Patricks day (R, C, and G). So grab your preschoolers (or any kid working on letter sounds) and have some fun! …
Mini erasers are a great way to get your kids excited about math! Use these adorable robot mini erasers with the robot math pack for some serious math fun!We have been seriously digging these adorable robot erasers. One thing I’ve realized about math is that it can get really boring. Even though you’re teaching new…
Pi Day is approaching. Not Pie day…Pi Day. Although, if you want to celebrate Pi day with Pie, I don’t think anyone is going to stop you. I suggest a good apple pie, in fact. Anyway, Pi Day is March 14th. Why? Because March 14 is 3/14 which is oddly similar to 3.14, which are…
This no prep printable presidents day unit study will make planning for presidents day so much easier for you! Math, reading, and other activities included!Presidents Day is one of those holidays that’s not really a holiday, in my opinion. I call it a not-holiday. It’s a nice reminder to learn a bit about presidents and…
Practice math and good dental health with these adorable tooth counting mats. Count, add, compare, and more with these free printables! There’s nothing quite as quite as a smiling tooth when you’re practicing math, am I right? You can even pretend to brush these happy teeth with the toothbrush on the mat! How cute…
Use mini eraser as manipuatives for math! These owl mini erasers are perfect for these pages on addition, multiplication, fraction, and moreI’ve confiscated all the mini erasers in our house. It feels kind of mean but to be honest, if I don’t, they will be everywhere. In the fridge. On the toilet. All over my…
This Harry Potter love potion doubles as a science experiment and a yummy treat. Learn about acids and bases with a bit of potion making fun. Combine little glass bottles, a tasty drink, and Harry Potter and we’ve got a good afternoon for the kids. Make it a science project and you’ve got a happy…
Vocabulary can be fun again with Valentines tearable vocabulary! Practice valentines vocabulary and add the words to a fun little booklet!I was one of those kids who reveled in the idea of a “word of the day”. I never read the dictionary (I did try, but about 5 words into ‘a’ and I realized that…
This valentines mini eraser math combine adorable mini erasers with math fun! Practice math, play with erasers, and have a great time. My kids suffer from shiny object syndrome. As in, they can be distracted by anything even remotely shiny or interesting. I’ve found the key to harnessing that power of distraction. Intentional shiny things. Like…mini…