Free Math Less, Greater Than & Equal to Interactive Center Activity
A centers activity for practicing greater-than, less-than, and equal-to comparisons.
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A centers activity for practicing greater-than, less-than, and equal-to comparisons.
A centers activity for matching quantities to numerals and their written number words.
Product Title: Free Math - Measuring Tools and Data Interactive Center Activity Helping students understand basic operations is one of the critical missions for educators, as it plays a vital role in daily life actions like time telling…
Product Title: Free Math - Odd & Even Numbers (+1-1+10+10) Interactive Center Activity Helping students understand basic operations is one of the critical missions for educators, as it plays a vital role in daily life actions like time…
Give students true/false reasoning puzzles that build math talk, critical thinking, and deductive reasoning across five math topics.
The hidden-board format makes fraction language matter: one player describes a location that another must mark without seeing it. When the sleeves are overlaid, students can compare the estimate with the original ship position and explain how they used the intervals on the number line.
Product Title: Free Math - Geometric Solid Shapes Interactive Center Activity Helping students understand basic operations is one of the critical missions for educators, as it plays a vital role in daily life actions like time telling…
Learn, Practice and Review Solid Shapes o Figuras Geometricas in Spanish with Interactive Games; in this case, “The Hanged Man'” is a popular game that tests student's ingenuity, their knowledge of vocabulary and their use of letters. This simple game of guessing the name of a character, the name of a movie or whatever the word is. The…
Practice identifying two-dimensional geometry shapes in Spanish through an interactive PowerPoint memory-matching game.
Practice identifying two-dimensional geometry shapes in Spanish through an interactive PowerPoint memory-matching game.
A bilingual (Spanish/English) station-center activity for practicing ordinal numbers using picture sequences.
Games are being recognized as very powerful educational tool. In this case Place Value Math Game is a mental and physical activity that favors the development of children in an integral and harmonious way.
Get ready to make learning math a fun and exciting experience for your students with the Froggy Odd Even Game available at TeachSimple .com!
Fruit Themed Agamograph Addition Craft This colorful fruit addition agamograph allows K-1 students to practice addition fluency up to 10 or 20 while creating a fun paper craft.
Do your students love capybaras as much as my students do? In this resource, there are 10 different activities with the theme of capybaras. There are 2 resources that are both in color and black and white for options.
You’re never too young to learn about Make-Believe! Includes these fun, easy-to-do craft projects : Royal Crown, Paper Bag Puppet, and Train Ride.
Make winter math fun and engaging with our new 2D shapes Snowman Bingo Game Pack! This bingo game is perfect for early learners to recognize common 2D shapes like circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, hexagons, and more! Perfect for winter math centers, classroom parties, small groups, and seasonal review. Just print and play! What’s Included: 40…
Vocab Grab Bag is an interactive learning and review activity that focuses on academic vocabulary. This math activity can be a part of your sheltered instruction toolbox and is great for both ELLs and native English speakers.
Give 8th-grade students a self-checking, classroom scavenger-hunt review of Functions Part 2 topics (linear vs. nonlinear relationships, proportional relationships, similar triangles & slope, and distance/time graphs).
Give 8th-grade students a self-checking, classroom scavenger-hunt review of Functions standards (relations & functions, inputs & outputs, slope-intercept form, comparing & interpreting functions), aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.A.1, 8.F.A.2, and 8.F.B.4.
An "I Have, Who Has?" chain card game for practicing recognition and sequencing of numbers 1-10.
Keep the number chain moving by listening carefully. A player reads a card’s “I have” number and “Who has?” prompt; the player holding the requested number responds next. The prompts move around the 1-to-100 range, so students need to recognize the number they hear rather than simply count on. Four cards fit on each of the 25 card sheets. Distribute the printed cards across the group, giving players more than one card when needed.
An "I Have, Who Has?" chain card game for practicing recognition and sequencing of numbers 1-20 (digit form).
Keep students listening for their turn with an I Have, Who Has? card game using numbers 1 through 30. Each card connects a number the player has with a number another player must identify. Students listen to the question, check their own card and read their response when it matches. Model the exchange before beginning so the class understands how one card leads to the next.