Addition project

Practice early addition and math facts in preschool and kindergarten with this free printable flower petal addition activity in math groups or math centers.

Fun math activities are a great way to get your kids to learn their basic mathematics. This Hands-On Math Craft is the perfect craft to do with kids who are visual learners. They will find it easier to learn their addition or subtraction by using the paper hands instead of just memorizing everything immediately. Paper crafts like this one are also great for large groups of kids because they are easy and inexpensive. Your kids will have a blast making their own paper hands and then using them…

Make lovely ladybug crafts using paper plates, egg cartons, bottle caps, rocks, and more! These DIY project ideas are fun and easy activities for kids.

Want your kids to practice math? Whether you have a kid who likes math or a kid that loathes it. There are always good ideas to change things up. You can make them look at math with new eyes. You can demonstrate that math could be fresh and fun! Here are a few ways to […]

Make adding and subtracting on a number line fun and interactive with this free dolphin-themed math activity!

Add some art and crafts to your math lessons for more fun with core first grade math facts! Click to see this big collection of crafts and download one of them for free! #mathcrafts #firstgrademathcrafts #kindergartenmathlessons

Make math more fun with this easy-to-make, frugal game!

This free math flower craft is the perfect addition to your classroom this spring! This is a great way to assess if your students are learning their numbers, ten frames, place value and more, in a FUN way! Find this free craft on my blog!

Your primary students are going to LOVE these addition activities! You'll learn the "Shake and Spill game, the "How Many?" game, and more! Some can even incorporate technology. These are great options for teaching kids how to add in preschool, Kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade. Click through to see how you can use these in centers, stations, rotations, morning work, seat work, homework, and more! {preK, Kindy, first, second graders, Year 1, 2, add, mathematics}

I am loving this anchor chart from @theprimaryparty. There are some great visuals and tools for both addition and subtraction.