Math

Post-it Hunt

You will need:

Post-its (or small pieces of paper)
Marker or pen
Blank paper/poster
Tape

Click here for more "Post-it Match" ideas.

Click here for a list of CVC words you might want to use.

Make 10

Materials:

Deck of cards, face cards removed
Make 10 game board/mat- you can make it or print it

Directions:

Deal out cards evenly between players
Place your cards/decks face down on mats. Turn over top 4 cards and place on mat.

Goal:

make sum of 10 using any combination of the 4 up-facing cards (ex: 10, 3+7, 2+3+5, 1+3+4+2)

If you make 10, show your partner and remove those cards from the playing mat. Replace the cards with new cards from your deck. Your turn is over and it's your partner's turn.

If you can't make 10 with the cards you have showing, choose one card, put it at the bottom of your deck and replace it with a new card. Your turn is over.

The game ends when you run out of cards or if you can no longer make groups of 10, even after replacing the cards.

Have fun!

Bowling Math!

Play this game to practice tally marks, addition, and subtraction! Don't forget to holler "strike!" if you knock them all down!

Subtraction Slide

Subtraction worksheet PDF (or make your own single digit problems)

Subtraction Slide Idea

Measuring with Things at Home

There are many ways to measure. What can you find that is the same length as something else? Or the same height as you?

I found that 8 books = Ms. Hanna and 13 markers = Ms. Hanna!

Play Compare Three Ways!

Compare numbers, sums, and lengths

You'll Need:

Deck of cards with face cards removed
Two small bags containing various lengths of string, ribbon, or paper

Practice using this vocabulary:

greater than or more than
less than
longer than
shorter than

Tricky Teens: BINGO!

Printable BINGO Boards here (PDF), or make your own at home.

A fun video to get you moving and practice your Tricky Teens!

Monster Squeeze

How to play:
Make a number line to 20.Place a monster on each end of the number line.Think of a mystery number and write it on a little piece of paper. (Hide the number for now.)Ask a friend to guess your mystery number.If the number is too small, move the left monster and cover the number that was guessed.If the number is too big, move the right monster and cover the number that was guessed.Keep guessing until the mystery number is guessed.Switch places with your friend and play again!Use language like this: "Guess my number!""Is your number ___ ?""No, my number is greater than ___.""No, my number is less than ___.""Yes, my number is ___."