Give mom the special TREATment on Mother's Day!!! Kids can make their moms these healthy delicious treats plus a beautiful holder to put them in. Simple to do! No bake, print and do. Easy enough for dads to do with their kids (ha-ha, only kidding); perfect for the classroom and homeschool. Great way to practice measurement and following

directions.

Read more

Use any of 3 options to make an authentic log cabin with wrapping paper cardboard tubes or paper towel cardboard tubes as your main building supplies! Dfferentiated options are appropriate for grades 3-6.

Read more

Subtraction in action!!! Make a subtraction machine from a recycled plastic container. Subtract plastic from the environment and do the math! 

Read more

Some kids have trouble with fractions that equal one. They may be baffled as to why a fraction such as 5/5 equals one and the function it serves in a mixed fraction.  Check

out these free anchor charts that may help with this problem. 

Read more

How do the old dots and squares games support learning for students? There's a multitude of ways! Find tips on how to make these and 3 completed sample games here!

Read more

Need some quick and easy flashcards that won't get lost? Glue these down in those interactive notebooks. Free for you.

Read more

Have you noticed the unbelievable number of free tutorials on the internet? These could be used to help kids write better expository "works". Read about this idea here!

Read more

Take a look at these wonderful Christmas gift catalogs. Specifically for Kids and teachers. 

Read more

Pokemon Hidden Pictures Multiplication Puzzles are a sure fire way to get the kids to practice and learn the multiplication facts. Don't let this product go! You gotta catch this one!

Read more

This fun movement and math activity provides lots of "hands-on" practice in multiplication. Multiplication memory becomes a reality! If you want your kids to memorize the multiplication facts, here's a way to get them to do so!

Read more

Teaching subtraction? Take this hands on approach and your students will learn the concept and the facts in no time!

Read more

Posted by Margo Gentile on Jul 06, 2016 under ,

                                                

                       A free place value game that will keep your kids cool and ready for school. Can be modified for other number activities.

Read more

Don't let your child get sucked into the summer slide. There are lots of activities that can be done to reinforce/maintain math skills that DON'T involve

a computer or paper and pencils. Here are some fun learning activities you can use on the go and outdoors! These will keep skills sharp while making the

most of summertime opportunities!

Read more