Math recovery activities

Give your kids an early start with developing number sense with dot cards. There are so many number sense activities you can do with this simple set of visuals!

Do you have a rekenrek and you don't know how to use it? Or maybe even you have a classroom set of rekenreks and you've never really pulled them out? Or maybe you've never even seen a rekenrek and you're like “what the heck is that?”

Today I am super excited to share one of my favorite partner math games with you! It's an oldie, but goodie. You know, one of those ideas th...

A few years ago I attended a conference on Math Workshop. I really wasn't convinced that it could work in a first grade classroom. We just have too many new concept to teach them, I thought. It just won't work. As the speaker continued throughout our hours together, I was intrigued by her style of…

Grab a deck of cards and some dice to play this simple counting on card game. It's an easy way to practice math after school.

Teach the concept of subtraction by playing a subtraction game! Roll the dice, build a tower, and compare your tower with a friend's to find the difference.

FREEZE is the math movement game of every elementary teacher’s dreams! It combines academics, social skills, movement, AND fun into one amazing activity.

Kids can practice their addition and math skills with this fun and easy math game that is a variation on the "Go Fish" card game.

Math games are a great way to learn to love math. Addition and subtraction are two of those essential parts of math class! Practice addition and subtraction hands-on with these 20+ games for elementary students! Addition Games 1. A deck of cards Grab a deck of cards and divide them into two, the the Jack as 11,

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