Few times of year are more exciting for a sweet-toothed child (or adult!) than October. Whether you’re trick-or-treating, passing out candy, or simply walking down candy-stuffed store aisles, the Halloween season offers a plethora of hidden sorting opportunities perfect for practicing graphing skills. Let’s dive into a real treat of an activity that’s accessible to all ages! Read More
The end of summer and back-to-school season is the perfect time to talk about… well… time! Whether vacation is still winding down or whether students are familiarizing themselves with a new classroom and school year, this month’s blog explores ways to reflect and grow while working hands-on with time-telling and elapsed-time skills. Read More
There’s nothing like floral art to brighten up a room at this time of year. Why not benefit from beauty and math practice at the same time? Here’s a craft that’ll have your young learners’ understanding of fractions growing just like their creations: fraction flowers! Read More
Looking for a versatile activity that works for every age group? Look no further than math bingo! Math bingo adds the excitement of a game and the engagement of a hands-on activity to your review time. Whether your learners are just starting to identify numbers, working on division, or are already solving algebraic equations, it’s the perfect way to make math practice fun. Read More
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
