Snowball math

Hello darlings! Amy here from That Teaching Spark. Another cold, but rainy day here in the Show Me State! I wish it were snowing instead! One game my kiddos love every year is a Snowball Fight. Yes, we throw paper around the classroom and act crazy, but you know what? Those kids are learning! They absolutely love it! I've been doing this for a few years now and I can tell you, it gets more fun for me each time!! So what did we do? Each kiddo got a snowball card with a multiplication problem…

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Young learners will have fun practicing counting to 10 with free winter printables to count with cotton snowballs. Winter math activity!

Often our students don't get to go outside for recess as much during the winter. This can cause restlessness in the classroom. I like to keep my students moving as much as possible during lessons to combat this, and one of my favorite ways to do this during winter is through Snowball Fight Learning! They eat it up! Here's how it works. Have each student write a two- or three-digit number on a blank page. Then, wad it up into a snowball. Divide the class with half of the students standing on…

The Snowman Race to the Top Free Winter Math Center is an ideal activity for students that are learning to count from 1 to 10.

Snowball Addition Game. Perfect for Kindergarten to practice addition facts to 10 during centers. Students will love this game - just print and play.

Free printable snowman counting numbers game. Practice counting and more this winter math activity for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

This Snowball Addition Puzzles activity helps students learn to count and add manipulatives as they start to understand the concepts behind math problems.

Free Heart Math worksheet. Trace the numbers from 1 to 20 on the hearts. This worksheet is a perfect Valentine's Day number practice.

Free Groundhog Day math worksheet for preschool and kindergarten. Students write the numbers that come before and after. This is a fun February activity