#math

Math Game with Recycled Materials

We had an old mattress that broke, so I decided to make this easy game for practicing colours and numbers. The kids got really curious...

Apart from counting, recognizing numbers, decomposing numbers (1 to 19), subitizing, measuring, adding and subtracting, classifying...

I use this ten frame to teach my kids subitizing. This means to be able to instantly recognize a quantity without counting. Kids who...

It has been a while since I haven’t written a word…to be honest, I have been a bit too lazy. And sometimes it’s just much easier to work...

Music is a great way of teaching basic math skills - kids learn numbers and other mathematic concepts effortlessly, while also developing...

Materials: polystyrene, pipe cleaners (different colours), straws, scissors, beads (the same colours as the pipe cleaners), dice....

I’ve just bought these handy scoopers and tweezers for kids and I couldn’t wait to use them :) They are great fine motor and pre-writing...

Materials: rice, food colouring, a spoon of vinegar, ½ lemon or lemon juice, a deep tray, kitchen tweezers (from IKEA kids), foam or...