This is great for all ages. You just need a deck of card with numbers. If you’re using playing card remove the aces and face cards. You can use UNO or Racko cards. Put the cards face down in a pile. Take turns drawing 2 cards from the pile. Determine ahead of time if...
This is a fun and easy recipe you can make with children. They will love making and filling the thumbprint. Thumbprint Cookies i teaspoon vanila 1 cup butter or margarine 2 egg yolks 1/2 cup brown sugar 2 cups flour 1/2 teaspoon salt Any berry, jam or chocolate chips...
This is a fun activity to do with any colored candy but especially fun at Valentine’s to do with Conversation Hearts.What you will need for each person:A graphing sheetConversation HeartsBefore you begin estimate how many Conversation Hearts you have then check to see...
Making tacos with your children or grandchildren can be fun and also help them learn important math skills such as measuring and estimation. Have them use measuring cups and spoons to create their taco filling. Before they measure have them decide how much...
This is a fun activity for Thanksgiving or any other time there's a large group together. Print out and follow the directions. favorite-food-bar-graphDownload
This is an easy and fun game to play around Halloween. It’s a great way to help children learn and practice counting by fives and adding and subtracting. Just print the spider web patterns, cut them out and glue onto a paper plate. Label with the values you want. Set...
This is a fun way for your grandchild to practice addition. All you need are a pair of dice to play this math game. The object is to get to 100 or closest without going over. Players take turns shaking the dice to make a number. If you shake a 5 & 3 you can make...
This easy activity can help children with patterning, rhythm, coordination, reading, spelling. Boy, that's a lot for something so simple.Directions:1. Print & cutout the activity cards (at least 3 copies).2. Arrange the cards across the floor in any order creating...
This fun math game for ages 4-10 years is a visual representation of groups of tens (our place value system is base ten.) It also helps children understand moving from left to right, that is how we read. ...
Sorting activities are great to help children build math skills. As they create patterns, organize items in sets and examine similarities and differences in items, they build a foundation for a better understanding of math. This is a fun and inexpensive sorting...