"Make-at-Home" Math Games

Enjoy math hands-on with these 25+ DIY math games for elementary students! Use these to teach fractions, multiplication, addition, and more! 



For some "make-at-home" math games, check out this Collection of Math Games .

These can be made with things you already have at home and will make learning fun!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Reading and Story Websites to Help Your Child with Reading

Image
11 Free Reading Websites for Kids This website contains websites for listening to and looking at stories as well as reading and letter games.  One of the free reading/letter games sites suggested on this website is  ABCya!   Reading Eggs    This website looks pretty good.  I tried the free trial.  It give children a placement assessment to get them going at an appropriate level and then has lessons, games and books for your child at the correct level.  You can register a number of children so each child is working at their own pace.  It doesn't indicate on this page how much a subscription costs after the 2 week free trial. Reading Eggs is designed to make learning to read fun, easy and highly rewarding for children aged 2–13 . The program includes hundreds of online reading lessons , thousands of interactive reading games and over 2000 online books that children love—and it really works! Register now for your 2 week FREE trial of Reading Eggs
Read more

Spring Break!

Image
Spring Break is just around the corner!  Though this year's spring break promises to be different than most others, I hope you will all be able to find something new, unusual, interesting and inspiring to do that will set this week apart. Here are some ideas for you to consider: 1.  Get Outside! Not all of these ideas will work in an era of social distancing but here are some ideas to get the creative juices flowing!   50 Fun Free Spring Activities   2.  Read a new book! If you haven't already checked out  Scholastic's Learn at Home Program , today is the day to do it!  It has fabulous stories to watch and read and activities and lessons that go along with the stories.  You can select the appropriate grade level for your child. 3.  Learn something new! National Geographic Kids is a great website for learning about animals, places on earth and science.  There are games, videos, quizzes, brain boosters and scientific information.   4.  Make something!
Read more