Math Tubs

Use hands-on and engaging activities with math manipulatives to reinforce one-to-one correspondence skills, number formation, counting and more!

Hands on math activities for easy centers.

Find 5 number sense activities for kindergarten that build a solid foundation of math skills including counting, ordering, comparing & more.

Ready to bring small group instruction to your math block, but aren't sure where to begin? This post outlines how to set up and get started using math center tubs as an alternative to regular rigid scheduled center activities. These self-selected, self-paced tubs are perfect for allowing every student to learn at their own level, while the teacher is free to pull students for intervention and enrichment.

Do you utilize math rotations in your classroom? Math centers are a great way to incorporate independence and corporative learning skills. It gives you time to work with students one on one or in small groups with skills they are struggling with. I know it can be overwhelming to get started with centers, especially if ... Read More about Time Saving Tips For Math Centers

Are you looking for morning work that is more than worksheets? Would you like to be able to use your math manipulatives like pattern blocks, counting bears and base 10 blocks more effectively? Check out how using math manipulatives for morning work is not busy work but instead crucial math skill practice.

These pumpkin themed math and literacy centers are packed with hands-on learning activities which include: letter identification/writing letters, rhyming words, syllables, beginning sounds, counting, number recognition, shapes, number order, sorting by size, fine motor skills, and handwriting. Use these as centers, small group activities, morning tubs, or for fast finishers in your preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, or special education classroom. Literacy Center included: Pumpkin Pick & Trace…

Morning work tubs have been part of my classroom for a few years now, and this teacher is completely sold! Now that my morning work is hands-on and paperless,

Embrace a soft start to your school day in the first grade classroom. Use Good Morning Tubs to give grade one students a fun way to work on math and literacy skills as well as fine motor skills and spatial awareness. It is a social way to begin the day that really calms my first grade and second grade students and sets the tone for the day.

Well, hello there! Today I am popping in once again and sharing with you what I am starting the year off with my explore tubs! This summer I did a post all about adding more play into our days! If you missed it …you can catch up HERE. I will be using the explore tubs...