With any resource I create, I have a goal to make it FUN, interactive and effective! I am so excited to have finished our Math Booklets (Count it, Solve it, Paste it)! Kids LOVE to make booklets and this is a perfect way for them to take ownership of their learning! These booklets are FUN…
I am SO excited about our new Interactive Math Packet (Addition up to 20)!!! Hands down, it is the BEST math product I have ever created! I have been wanting to make some engaging, FUN and hands-on resources for math to help master simple math facts. This packet is LOADED with resources that make math…
We have been working on simple addition a lot and I wanted to incorporate some fun, hands-on ways to make math more interactive and exciting. The other day we played a VERY simple but EFFECTIVE addition game with dominos. We began by folding a piece of paper into 8 squares so we could practice 16…
I just finished our Spring set of Math Word Problems (Color, Cut and Paste)! You can download an addition and subtraction FREEBIE from this pack by clicking the “Download Preview” button in our shop! When teaching in the classroom, kids ALWAYS seemed to struggle with word problems. It was an area of math that they…
I recently released a new product called 1-20 Number Match! I LOVE this product because it really meets so many of the Kindergarten Common Core Standards for math!! And it’s really FUN!! Here is our printable in action… The product can be used in two different ways: Option #1 A simple, yet effective and fun…
I am super excited about my newest product… Graph the Math-Additon! I am always looking for ways to make learning FUN, while incorporating Common Core Standards. This new Math the Graph-Addition Pack has 26 pages of math graphing equations for numbers up to 20. It also has cute addition counters for students to use to…
I was at the store the other day and the girls begged me to go down the Valentine aisle. It’s hard for kids (and adults) to pass up that colorful isle filled with red Valentine hearts, bears, chocolates, and toys. I told them they could pick one little item to share and we ended up…
