Teaching place value in 3rd grade is an important mathematical concept for students to master. Learning more complex place value strategies will help students fluently add and subtract within 1,000, which will come in unit 2. In this hands-on unit on place value, students will work with base-ten models, equivalent equations, rounding, comparing numbers, and ordering…
Teaching non-standard measurement to Preschool students allows them to communicate their reasoning and mathematical thinking in a simple, yet fun, hands-on way! In Unit 7, students will learn about comparing weight, height, length, size, and capacity, and measuring using non-standard units (e.g. counting bears, snap cubes, paper clips, etc.). When students become comfortable and efficient…
In 2nd Grade, students work to build a conceptual foundation for multiplication, which will prepare them for applying these skills in 3rd grade. Making equal group, drawing arrays, and using number lines are taught in this unit. With hands-on and engaging activities, students will set the stage for multiplication and division. In this math unit…
The Preschool Math Made Fun curriculum helps make learning engaging for little learners all while covering the skills needed to move to the next level (Kindergarten Math Made Fun). Teaching shapes is the next unit in the Preschool Math Made Fun Bundle! This fundamental skill is an important educational math concept that helps provide…
Teaching standard measurement to 2nd Grade students builds on previously taught skills of non-standard measurements. This math concept is best learned with engaging and hands-on measurement activities. In this Math Made Fun unit, the introduction of standard measurements allows students to begin estimating how long or tall different items are in inches and centimeters. When…
Learning patterns in colors, shapes, and sizes is a basic math skill that helps lay a foundation for learning more advanced math concepts. Not only are patterns fun for preschoolers to learn, but they also provide many opportunities to see and explore patterns in daily life. Since kids learn best by doing, I have loaded…
If you’ve spent any time with second graders, you’ll know that they LOVE to work with money! Therefore, I’ve gone above and beyond the normal standards for this Money Unit. Since money is a life-long skill, this unit will help students not only master solving word problems, but practice counting and working with money in…
