Time maths activities

Telling the Tme Game using cute, free insect printables in a clock activity for learning to tell the time with bug theme activities.

It is crucial for students to discover the patterns in number grids. Most teachers work on this during calendar time. Other people work on it during math centers. One cool thing I’ve seen all over Pinterest is this guy: You can find the original and other ideas over at Teacher Tipsters Facebook page. I ... Read More about Gearin Up with Number Grids

How to Teach Place Value When teaching place value, I always have a few friends that have a difficult time representing a two-digit number using drawings or

The best way to make learning place value fun for students? Turn it into a game, of course! From first through third grade, it’s the time to get down

I introduce math sorting as part of my whole group lessons and also during my small groups. After students understand the concept, I start placing math sort

Enjoy math hands-on with these 25+ DIY math games for elementary students! Use these to teach fractions, multiplication, addition, and more!

Rainbow Sky Creations turns classic games into engaging learning activities, offering teachers fun ways to enhance student learning.

Hi, Teaching Friends! I love reading comments from customers! They encourage me as I refine and update older products and create new ones. I especially love when customers leave comments that suggest great new ideas for using a resource. Whether you already have 120 Riddles for the Hundred Chart or are considering buying this set, I thought it would be fun to share a few of your great ideas for using it. Click here to see it at my TpT store! Angie suggested using a few riddles as a math…

Telling time is a skill that students should learn early on and master quickly, since they will use it their entire lives. Furthermore, we live in a very

Are you working on skip counting in your elementary classroom? If so, check out this blog for 9 of my favorite skip counting games. These counting games are not only great to help learn time tables, but also help your students get comfortable with numbers. Your students will love these skip counting activities like skip counting knockout, hopscotch counting, skip counting scavenger hunt, musical chair counting and more. See how you can add these classroom games into your math centers today.