This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Duck Brand® for IZEA Worldwide. All opinions are 100% mine. Since we are teaching multiple children with attention issues, we always try to make our school lessons as fun and engaging as possible. Particularly when it comes to math. Math is one of thoseKeep Reading…
Leaves Math: Even and Odd for Second Grade
The concept of even and odd is one of those math topics that I know, but I don’t know how I know it, you know? I know that 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 are odd numbers and I know that 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 are even numbers, but I have no recollectionKeep Reading…
Pirate Printable Counting Puzzles for Kids
I just love teaching early math skills. There’s nothing like helping little ones learn to make sense of numbers and count from one to ten. It just makes my heart smile when their little eyes light up. And then when they start counting EVERY SINGLE THING on Earth. That’s pretty good, too. To make learningKeep Reading…
Preschool Playdough Mats: Beach 0-9 Number Playdough Mats
Summer break is coming up, and I’m in a “beachy” mood. So I decided to whip up some fun (and free) Beach 0-9 Number Playdough Mats! Piglet is starting Tot school this fall and she can recite the ABCs and count to 10. But she doesn’t recognize the letters and numbers yet, which means it’sKeep Reading…
Aquarium Arithmetic Seek and Find Math Printables
I am in the small group of people who actually enjoy solving arithmetic problems. When I was young, I would doodle math problems in my notebook in my spare time. My kids, though, aren’t big fans of arithmetic, unless I can make it fun. So instead of just giving them a sheet of problems to solve,Keep Reading…
Dollars and Cents: A Printable Money Game for Kids
My youngest son is obsessed with learning how to count money. In his mind, counting money equals earning money. I don’t have the heart to tell him that’s not true quite yet. But I am glad that he’s willing to put in the work to learn how to count amounts of money and, to help him out,Keep Reading…
Colorful Cars Pattern Clip Cards
Working with basic patterns is an important math concept for early learners. So why not make it fun? Little ones always love to use their hands whenever they can and that’s why I wanted to make a set of colorful cars pattern clip cards! These little printables are perfect for small hands to work withKeep Reading…
Raincloud Adding to Make Ten Activity
Springtime is just around the corner? Can you feel it? I absolutely adore spring. The earth starts waking up, the birds come back to roost, and the plants around us begin to bloom again! And….it’s also rainy. But no rain, no flowers, right? Our youngest child is working on basic addition this year and we’reKeep Reading…
Rainbow Number Word Matching Activity for Kids
Our smallest learner has been recognizing numbers for years. She can count all the way to 100 and she is so proud to tell you about it. Every. Single. Chance. She. Gets. But I noticed that she needed a little more help recognizing number words, so I wanted to make learning that as fun asKeep Reading…
Fun Fall Math Preschool Concentration Game for Kids
We’ve been working on counting and number recognition with our little one lately, so in the spirit of autumn, I thought I’d share a fun fall math preschool concentration game that little ones will love to play! One of the best ways I’ve found to get my kids excited about learning is to play lots andKeep Reading…