Here's a fun activity that'll have your students flipping out over the world of probability. The March blog will have kids doing their best referee impressions and flipping coins to see if they land heads or tails! Read More 

Hot cocoa math is the perfect winter activity for our little learners! In this blog post, we're diving into a delightful DIY hot cocoa math activity that will add a sprinkle of educational magic to your classroom. This hands-on project is not only simple to set up but also promises hours of engaging learning fun for the kids. Read on to discover more! Read More 

Winter brings us a wonderland of snowflakes, and what better way to embrace this season's charm than with a fun and educational craft? Snowflakes are not just beautiful; they're also perfect for teaching symmetry to young minds. This January, let's dive into a crafty snowflake-making session that doubles as a lesson in symmetry for your elementary students! Read More 

Hey, teachers! Are you ready to bring the magic of winter into your classroom while exploring the wonderful world of shapes? Get set for an engaging activity that blends snowy creativity with a deep dive into shapes through adorable snowman collages. Let's make snowmen! Read More 

Looking for a super fun way to teach fractions? How about making pizza? Hold the dough and turn off the ovens because we'll be crafting delicious pizzas using construction paper. Let's jump right into this step-by-step guide for a hands-on fraction activity that'll have your students excited about math. Read More 

Fall is here, and it's time to add a dash of pumpkin-themed math fun to your elementary classroom this October. In this entertaining and interactive lesson that encourages group cooperation, your students will explore math through the wonderful world of pumpkin seeds. Read More 

School is back in session, and we all know a well-stocked classroom is every teacher’s dream. That’s why our September blog post features 20 Amazon must-haves for your elementary classroom. Add these items to your Amazon wish list and watch your dreams come true! Read More 

Help your class conquer core English language arts skills right from the beginning of the school year with digital ELA games. Read our August blog post for easy ways to use interactive, online ELA activities to practice phonics, grammar, and vocabulary skills with your students. Let’s dive in! Read More 

Get ready to write and reveal secret messages with a cool summer art activity! In our July blog post, learn how to write secret messages with a white crayon and watercolor paints. Read on to find out more and try this clever art project with the little ones in your life this summer! Read More 

School may be out for the summer, but the learning doesn’t have to stop here! In our June blog post, read about five ways you can help your children keep their reading, writing, and math skills sharp over break to prevent summer learning loss. Keep reading to find out more. Read More 

The end of the school year is here! In the following guide, read about ten tips for surviving the final weeks of school and finishing the year strong. Engage your class, beat burnout, and conquer the crazy end of the school year. Let’s do this! Read More 

Learn about percents, decimals, and fractions with a fun and easy math learning center activity featured in our April blog post. Students will divide circles into segments, color the pieces, and swap with a partner to practice percents, decimals, and fractions. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Celebrate spring and practice geometry skills with a spring math craft. Our March blog post features a free printable kite template students can use to practice a variety of geometry concepts, from classifying angles and triangles to finding a line of symmetry. Read on to take your class’s geometry skills to new heights! Read More 

Are your students ready to put their order of operations skills to the test? Check out this free printable worksheet featuring a clever maze students will work through by using the order of operations to solve each equation. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Get ready to practice addition and subtraction facts with your little learners in this cute winter math practice activity. Children will use each pair of mittens to make a complete addition or subtraction fact. We have included a free printable worksheet to make this activity quick and convenient for your class. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Get ready to teach little ones how to identify prime numbers and composite numbers! In our November blog post, we are featuring three simple activities you can do with students to help them recognize prime numbers and composite numbers. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Autumn is in the air, and we couldn’t be more excited! In our October blog post, we are featuring a cute printable activity mat you can use with young children to teach counting and number recognition. Read the article to learn more and to access the free printable activity. Read More 

Would you like to incorporate more digital math practice into your teaching routine this school year? Read our September blog post to learn about five practical ideas for including online math activities from iKnowIt.com in your everyday math routine. Online math practice with I Know It is engaging, challenging, and fun. Keep reading to find out how you can help your students level up their math skills with our digital math games. Read More 

If you are looking for some fresh inspiration to get math skills to "stick" with little ones this school year, then check out the activities in our August blog post. We're featuring five math skills you can practice with the help of some dot stickers. Read on to find out more. Read More 

What could be better than delicious, homemade popsicles on a hot summer day? In our July blog post, we're featuring three easy recipes for homemade popsicles. All you need to make popsicles at home with the kids are a handful of seasonal ingredients, a popsicle mold, and a blender. Get ready to make a tasty summertime treat! Read More 

Wondering how you can encourage kids to grow a love of reading and math over the summer break? Check out our top picks for math-themed books! In our June blog post, we highlight our favorite picture books for young readers and chapter books for older readers that teach math concepts. Browse our favorites and head to your local library for some summer reading fun! Read More 

Is it ever the wrong time to practice math fact fluency with little ones? We didn't think so! With the end of the school year coming up fast, there's no better time than now to review math facts with your students. In our May blog post, read about three easy and fun activities you can do with your class to review math facts for the end of the school year. Let's go! Read More 

Celebrate spring with a colorful symmetry activity featuring springtime critters! In our April blog post, we are featuring three printable coloring pages you can use with little ones to help them practice basic symmetry. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Are your students up for a data-driven challenge? Of course they are! In our March blog post, we're featuring three activities your students can do to practice identifying the mean, median, mode, and range of a data set. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Get ready to practice word problems with your elementary math class! In our February blog post, we're featuring a whole-class activity you can do with your students to practice solving word problems together. This activity's a great way to get your entire class involved in math practice. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Help little ones get their basic geometry skills in top shape with a fun, hands-on math activity to kick off the new year. Grab a pack of play dough and get ready to build 2D and 3D shapes. You and your students are going to love this activity! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Get in the holiday spirit with a festive math activity featuring basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with number bonds. In our December blog post, we've got a couple adorable, holiday-themed printable worksheets ready for you to use with your students for some Christmas number bonds practice. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Put your students' rounding skills to the test with an easy and fun rounding game you can play with a deck of cards! Your students will practice rounding to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand, and the nearest tenth, hundredth, and thousandth with this interactive math activity. Grab a pack of playing cards and get ready to practice rounding! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Football season is here! Turn your team into addition and subtraction champions with fun football-themed activities. Your players will practice basic addition and subtraction with three football activities that will put their knowledge of math facts to the test. Each of the following activities includes a printable worksheet file so you can make a game plan and get your players right into the game. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Looking for a fun way to mix up your classroom math practice routine for the new school year? Pick out some hula hoops and check out these clever ways to practice math skills with your class. From telling time to adding and subtracting with number bonds, you can keep your students in the math skills loop with a few hula hoops! Read on to find out more. Read More 

A new school year is here, and you want to help your students get off to a great start! Set your students up for math success by including daily math review in your classroom routine. In this article, we explore the benefits of incorporating daily math review into your teaching routine and offer several easy ways to try out daily math review with your class this year. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Is it even summertime if you haven’t had s’mores? Of course not! That’s why we’re featuring an amazing cast iron s’mores dip recipe you can make with little ones to celebrate the best days of summer. These easy, no-fuss s’mores are ready in minutes, and you can make them in the oven or over the campfire all summer long. Kids can gather a few math facts and figures to help you prepare the perfect s’mores dip, so everyone can get right to that magical s’mores goodness at the end of the recipe. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Take math practice on the road this summer! Chances are you and your family have a busy, fun-filled summer ahead. Whether you're planning a summer road trip, shuffling little ones off to summer camp, or running a family taxi service to your kids' summer activities, you can take advantage of "on the go" moments to help kids practice math skills. In this article, we offer several ideas for practicing math skills on the road, wherever your summer plans lead you. Read on to find out more! Read More 

It's hard to believe another school year is coming to an end! The final weeks of school are the perfect time to try out a math review game with your class to revisit the important math skills your little learners have mastered this year. In the iKnowIt May blog post, we feature three easy, fun math review games you can do with your class, virtually or in the classroom. Read on to find out more. Read More 

Spring has arrived and plants are springing to life all around! Challenge your students to put their measurement skills to the test this spring with a fun math activity that teaches them to measure the height of flowers using standard and metric units. Your students will discover that flowers aren't the only things growing this spring—their math skills are too! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Introduce three basic fraction skills to your little learners with these hands-on math activities. In our latest blog post, we're featuring three fun math games that reinforce early fraction concepts. Learn about equal and non-equal parts, fractions of shapes, and fractions of sets with flexible, engaging activities that are perfect for the visual learner, kinesthetic learner, social learner, and just about every student in between! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Practice classifying triangles with a geometry art project your students will love! Read our February blog post to discover how your little learners can classify triangles by their angles or sides as they create a beautiful landscape picture featuring mountains. This math art project is a powerful teaching tool for helping kids understand triangle classifications. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Slide your way into math success in the new year with a fun math activity featuring homemade number sliders your students will love! This hands-on math craft is easy to put together and helps little ones practice a wide variety of math concepts, from place value to patterns and number sequences. Read on to learn how your students can make their own number sliders and use them to practice math skills! Read More 

Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with a festive Christmas math activity your whole class will love! Your little ones will practice skip counting as they help to decorate your classroom or living room with twinkling holiday lights. We provide the Christmas light bulb template to give you a head start with this fun holiday activity. Read on to learn how you and your students can skip-count your way to some magical holiday fun! Read More 

Teach money skills with festive fall-themed activities kids can do right at home! In our November blog post, we're featuring three flexible, fun activities that reinforce important money concepts, such as making change, counting money with coins and bills, and basic operations with money. Whether you and your little ones are in the mood for a trip to the pumpkin patch or want to enjoy the flavors of fall with a fall bake sale, we have the inspiration you need to practice money skills and celebrate the season! Read More 

Celebrate the arrival of autumn with apple fractions! Your little ones will love learning about basic fractions with a fun snack-time activity featuring delicious apples in season. Read the iKnowIt October blog post to learn how you can teach fractions with fresh apples, a printable apple picture (provided!), or even apple pie. Read More 

"I love math!" These words are music to a teacher's ears, so to help you cultivate a love of math with your little ones, we're featuring three activities that use music concepts to reinforce math skills in our September blog post. Learn to recognize note values while practicing addition and subtraction; practice "parts of the whole" by breaking down long notes into equivalent shorter notes; and count beats to sharpen basic counting skills. Read on to learn more! Read More 

Practicing basic addition and subtraction doesn't have to be complicated! In this article, learn how to use common everyday items you probably already have in your classroom or at home to help little ones practice adding and subtracting. Make math practice simple and fun with these everyday addition and subtraction ideas! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Summer is here to stay! To celebrate the arrival of this glorious season, we're featuring five fun water balloon games you can play with little ones to help them practice math skills. Grab a pack of water balloons and head outdoors to soak up the sunshine. We'll help you make a splash with the best water balloon math games around! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Get ready to practice geometry skills with a fun and easy activity kids will love! In our June blog post, we're showing you how you can help children learn about angles, points, lines, line segments, and rays using their name. We provide the graph paper to make it super easy to get started. All you need are some colored pencils or markers and a protractor. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Whether you are a teacher striving for creative ways to wrap up your math curriculum in a distance-learning format or you are a parent who has plummeted head-first into an unexpected homeschool journey, you can help your little ones end the school year on a high note—and we're here with practical tools to help! This article features five tips for reviewing math skills with students at home. With a little ingenuity on your part, you can help your students review important math skills they have worked hard to master this year. Read on to find out more. Read More 

If you're looking for a fun, hands-on geometry activity to help your students understand basic volume concepts, you've found it! In this article we show you how you can use simple snacks or pantry items to reinforce basic volume concepts, such as counting cubic units and finding the volume of a rectangular prism. By the time your students complete this hands-on math activity, they will be volume experts! Read More 

It's time for spring! Celebrate the arrival of spring with three math activities that help students practice basic telling time concepts. We've included a handy printable template for each activity you'll read about in today's blog post, so there's no need to waste time on lots of prep work! Get ready to practice telling time in hours and half hours, converting units of time, and calculating elapsed time. Read on to find out more. Read More 

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What could be more fun (or tasty) than practicing math skills with Goldfish crackers? Learn about three ways you can use Goldfish crackers with your little learners to practice graphing and data concepts, including picture graphs, bar graphs, and finding the mean, median, mode, and range of a data set. These activities are adaptable to a variety of grade levels, so get some Goldfish crackers and let's dive in! Read More 

Get ready to have some serious fraction fun! Students will use play dough to practice fractions of shapes in this hands-on math activity. Grab your favorite play dough set and read on to find out more. Read More 

Get into tip-top shape for the holiday season with a fun Christmas shapes activity! Students will use two-dimensional shapes to assemble festive Christmas objects. We provide the template for you, so all your students will need to do is color, cut, and create! Read on to find out more. Read More 

Your students are going to love practicing number bonds with this adorable Thanksgiving math craft! We provide the turkey template, so all you need is a dry erase marker, scissors, and a few coloring supplies to make the holiday math magic happen! Read on to find out more. Read More 

What's not to love about a math activity that uses bingo dabbers?! In this blog post, we show you how you can use bingo dabbers to help your students practice reading a calendar. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Could there be anything more perfect for fall than a place value activity using mini pumpkins? We didn't think so! Drop in on your local farmer's market or pick some up at your favorite grocery store and join us for three fun, simple activities that help students practice place value concepts. Read More 

Here's a fun math activity you can do with your students on the first day of school! It's a great icebreaker game that helps students get to know each other as they review basic math facts. Grab some markers, colorful sticky notes, and white paper, and get ready to figure each other out—literally! Read More 

Could there be anything that says, "Summer is here!" better than a pool noodle? (Okay, we think ice cream cones, sunblock, sand pails, s'mores, flip flops, and sunglasses make a strong case too, but you get our point!) In honor of the classic swimming pool plaything we all know and love, we decided to take learning out of the classroom with three fun math games kids can play with pool noodles. Read on to find out more! Read More 

If you're looking for a great hands-on activity for reviewing fractions, decimals, and percents with your students, congratulations—you've just found it! In this blog post we show you how to use dominoes to help children practice simple fractions, decimals, and percents. Grab a pack of dominoes from your classic games collection, or pick up a set at your local dollar store. Let's get started! Read More 

Practice fact families with this cute spring-themed craft! All you need is construction paper, scissors, glue or tape, and a marker to make a fact family flower. This activity is ideal for first, second, and third grade students. Read More 

Practicing basic money skills doesn't get any easier than this! Grab some cupcake liners, a marker, and a handful of plastic play coins (or the real thing!) and get ready for a fun counting coins activity. This math game is ideal for first grade, second grade, or third grade students. Read More 

In this math craft activity, children will make their very own abacus out of popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, and plastic pony beads! They can use their abacus to practice basic math skills, like counting, adding, and subtracting. Read on to find out more! Read More 

What's a sure way to turn math practice into an activity children will love? Use snacks! The following activities use pretzels to help students practice basic geometry concepts, including angles, lines, and polygons. Read on to find out more. Read More 

It's time to practice basic telling time skills! In this activity, children will practice identifying the five-minute interval associated with each number on an analog clock. They will do this by making their own analog clock from two paper plates. It's simple, easy, and fun! Read more to find out how to make your own analog clock! Read More 

Everybody loves Christmas cookies! In this holiday math activity, your class will vote on their favorite holiday treats and make a bar graph to display the results! Read on to find out more! Read More 

Everyone loves a game of tic-tac-toe! You'll love this version of the game even more because your students can practice basic multiplication and division skills while they play! Grab some markers, scissors, and a few blank sheets of paper, and we'll show you how it's done! Read More 

Grab a bag of Halloween candy and get ready for some rounding fun! This simple sorting activity gives students practice rounding to the nearest ten. Read on to find out more! Read More 

Check out this "hands-on" activity for practicing simple addition from 0 to 10. We'll show you how to put together this adorable activity in under ten minutes using only five supplies! Read on to find out more. Read More 

In this exciting game, students compete to see who can be the first to show the correct place value on their place value mats! Read More 

Are you looking for a hands-on activity for teaching flips, slides, and turns? This is it! All you'll need is a pair of scissors and construction paper. Read on to find out more. Read More 

We recently visited a local elementary school to ask 2nd and 4th grade students to try out our new math practice website, Iknowit.com... Read More 

Grab a pair of dice and get ready to practice basic addition and subtraction with your young learners. Read More 

Use these three food-themed activities in your classroom to teach your students how to understand fractions. Read More