Math centers

Click to find out how I run this low-prep math fact fluency center in my classroom all year long!!

It was my second year of teaching 3rd grade when I decided to move towards a math workshop model. My students were struggling with many math concepts and whole group instruction was not helping. The idea of math centers sounds great, but it can quickly get overwhelming. I’ve listed some problems I faced and also […]

Math centers are great but can be a lot to manage. Read to discover some no-prep math centers that will help save your sanity. This blog includes printable activities, digital games, and color by number worksheets that you can use throughout the school year, no matter the skills you are practicing. This blog even provides ideas on how to use differentiated math centers to help support your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students. So save your time and sanity by reading all about these math centers…

Back to School Math Centers for Preschool

Read to learn how fluid groups, abundant and standard based resources and consistency will help you set up math centers that work.

Take a look at number sense workstations for kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and place value workstations for third grade!

In kindergarten, students begin to learn about place value by decomposing numbers into 10 and some ones. In first grade, students transition to decomposing

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These free addition activities help kids learn sums up to 20. Kids can play with regular playing cards or the deck of cards included. This is a fun addition to math centers during Shark Week! #additionactivities #additionkindergarten #additionfirstgrade #additioncenter #kindergartenmath #firstgrademath #prekmath #sharkactivities #sharkweek #homeschoolmath

Using counting cups in preschool, kindergarten or even first grade is an engaging, fun way to practice a variety of math skills. This blog post offers tips for organizing and using counting cups, suggestions for items to use as counters and a free set of printable math mats for use in your classroom or as a tool for homeschoolers. These hands-on activities are great for math centers, stations, or rotations. They are also a good resource for teaching small group guided math.

I'm sharing how I help my students practice math fact strategies in my classroom. And guess what... these math fact strategies really work!

Are you ready to transform your math centers into an engaging, efficient learning experience? "How to Organize Effective (and Efficient) Math Centers in the Classroom" is your comprehensive guide. Discover tips and tricks for setting up first-grade math centers that are differentiated and hands-on. Not just effective, these centers are a sure-fire way to ignite students' enthusiasm for math. Make your math centers the highlight of your students' day. Visit the blog post now to start…

I've made some big changes to how we do math centers in my first grade classroom. Read to see what I've changed and why I love it!

Here is a simple, fun way to practice number bonds in your math groups – use dominoes! Not only do students love using the dominoes, but they also get practice with subitizing, counting, and addition as well as number bonds. Students place dominoes on their sheets (I place the sheets in page protectors and re-use […]

Math centers for kindergarten have never been so much fun! These Pom Pom Math Centers are a fun hands-on way for students to practice their math skills.

Reinforce number sense and math skills with these dice math centers. These activities will work on numbers, addition, subtraction, and more! #kindergartenmath #mathactivity #creativekindergarten

Need some ideas and organization for your guided math small groups? In Part 3 of my Guided Math Blog series, I'm sharing all about my small group instruction in elementary. I love using a math workshop structure to schedule my math block in my 1st grade classroom. Get ideas for scheduling math rotations, grouping your students, planning differentiated small group lessons, hands-on math activities for the teacher table, guided math assessment, small group material organization systems, and…