You can take any seasonal objects like erasers, small toys, or natural items (leaves) and turn them into learning materials. Here are some ...

A math specialist one told me how important it was to have the children look at the signs when they are doing math. Most children know how t...

Click to View Video Well, now that you’ve got your highway letters, let’s see what you can do with highway numbers. WOW! Look at all the sta...

The sun is shining so let’s take state standards out on the playground for some counting and cardinality. Number Hunt Take lunch sacks and w...

Don’t you just love tools that you can use in lots of different ways? It’s like my kitchen scissors. I couldn’t live without them to open pa...

Math mats are a “hands on” way to give children concrete experiences with addition and subtraction. Trim a file folder to make a 12” square....

Over the next few days I'm going to share activities that you can do with plastic spiders and bats. Spiders and bats are a good substitu...

Math is real and concrete and hands-on and all around us. Let's go outside and measure, sort, seriate and learn! Worm Measurement  Cut y...