Have you ever wondered how to make math more engaging for your students? Do you want to bring a new dynamic into your math classroom that will have your students eager to explore and learn […]
Greetings, fellow educators! Today, I’m excited to present a thrilling mathematical adventure: “Putting Numbers Together.” This activity extends beyond the realms of multiplication and division, delving into the universe of factors and divisibility. Not only […]
Hey there, fellow math educators! In today’s blog post, I’ll be diving into a fun and interactive math activity that not only fosters a sense of community and teamwork within your classroom, but also challenges […]
Engaging students in learning is always a top priority for educators. In mathematics, this can often pose a challenge. But, fear not, dear math teacher comrades! Today, we’re going to introduce a fun, engaging, and […]
Hello fellow math enthusiasts! Today we’ll dive into a wonderfully immersive math activity that you can bring right into your classrooms. Aptly titled “Cubes Investigation: Cubic Growth,” this problem-solving task allows students to explore a […]
Ahoy, fellow math teachers! Today, we’re going on a swashbuckling adventure, diving into an exciting, hands-on math activity, “Treasure by Weight,” which I’m thrilled to share with you. As an experiential educator, I’ve witnessed firsthand […]
“The Motormouth & The Penman“, the exciting printable math game for 5th graders! Do you want to help your students practice decimal expression in a fun and engaging way? Look no further. This game is […]
Guiding the Point, a printable math game for 5th grade students! In this game, players will use a standard deck of cards (with the 8, 9, 10 cards and face cards removed), a six-sided die, […]
Today, we’re excited to introduce you to a math game that we think your fifth graders will love. It’s called “XOX” and it’s a fun and interactive way to practice graphing points on a coordinate […]
his printable board game is designed to help kids understand prime factorization, composite numbers, greatest common factor, and least common multiple while developing their problem-solving skills and fluency with multi-digit numbers. The game is suitable for students in grades 3 to 6 and aligns with the Common Core Mathematical Standard 6.NS.4