Homeschool games kindergarten

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I’m so excited to share this new list of January games for kids of all ages with you! Playing games together as a family is our favorite way to transition back to homeschooling after a busy holiday season. We love playing games together every day, but especially on slow, cold, January days. If you want...

Take learning outdoors with this list of fun outdoor math games for kids! Awesome for keeping kids learning during summer break!

Keep your kindergarten students engaged in kindergarten math using these number sense activities in this set of 14 number themed number recognition dice games. Use these hands-on number sense math games using dice in your Kindergarten math centers. They are no-prep centers which are perfect for busy teachers like you! These math activities practice number sense, number recognition, and counting. (I would recommend this set for kindergarten, but the activities could possibly work for early…

The key to learning is to have fun. When fun is the underlying element, learning not only comes easy but also most naturally. The same is true for maths for kindergarten kids. Research indicates strong positive influence of math games for kindergarten on mathematical learning as well as motor skills, language development and thinking abilities.

I love teaching math with a deck of cards! It is simple, the games are usually a lot of FUN, and a deck of cards is accessible to almost every child out there. I have shared plenty of card games in the past, but today I wanted to share two more of my favorites for […]

Kids Phonics Games make learning how to read easy and fun! Check out this huge list of some of our favorite phonics games for kids.

Push the flashcards aside and play our favorite high frequency word game: OH SNAP!! This super fun sight word game is a great way to improve reading skills and build reading fluency.

One of the trickiest concepts for Kindergartners to master is a deep understanding of the numbers 11-20. While they may be able to count all the way to 20 (and usually very proudly and enthusiasticall

Use this free printable set of coin sorting mats and coin identification puzzles in kindergarten and first grade to help kids begin learning about coins.