Monster math activities

These monster measurement cards help kids learn to measure using non-standard units such as cubes. They're a fun addition to Pre-K, Preschool and

FREE printable Monster theme counting activity for preschool kids perfect for Halloween. Use candy corn or playdough to make the monster's teeth according to the number on the card.

Learn to count with this FREE Monster Googly Eyes Counting Pack! This is a great activity for toddler, preschool, and kindergarten age kids.

Click here to download Monster Math FREEBIES for addition and subtraction. These are fun! All you need is a variety of wiggle/googly eyes, dice, and the free templates included here!

These Halloween activities for preschool kids have crafts and printables filled with fun learning opportunities for your class this October.

Monster Counting Emergent Reader is the perfect, hands-on addition to your math or literacy centers any time of the year. This activity is perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. Monster Counting Emergent Reader comes

Kids will have fun practicing counting with this silly, fun, FREE Monster Googly Eyes Counting to 20. Perfect for young kids to have fun learning.

Why teach with number sense worksheets when children can play this fun and free monster number sense game. These monsters are hungry for numbers! Students sort the different number cards to win!

Ten Frames will support students in multiple content areas of mathematics. In addition they can help move students from an emergent understanding of joining two groups to a more structured and coordinated process. This will help them learn to better explain addition and also make them open to naturally learning strategies like the 'turnaround' strategy and bridging. Playing games with ten frames makes math so much more fun! My monster themed ten frame addition packet includes 4 activities to…

Building a strong number sense is the foundation of most math applications. It's important for our students to know what numbers repres...