Math and Art are no strangers, as these Math Art Activities for Kids show! Be ready to be mesmerized by how even Math can look gorgeous!

Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism

Math Riddles for kids gamify math & are a fun brain workout. Choose from 129 Easy & Hard Math Riddles for Kids, Middle School and Adults.

Hands-On Math Activities and Free Printable Logic Puzzles for the Classroom. My goal is ot help busy teachers create fun and engaging learning experiences for their students.

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This week we had lots of fun! End of the year is close so I am trying to make things as fun as possible as everyone is tired at this point of the year. We started learning about Odd and Even with our calculators mini posters. Get them free! Then we could move on with... Read More

Need some new and fresh ideas for teaching elementary math? Look no further! Here are 25 amazing ideas from math teachers.

Winter Math for Second Grade

Looking for a fun, hands-on math activity to help solidify mathematical concepts? Host a math scavenger hunt for the kids and make learning fun!

a variety of space Mark Making / Creative themed tuff tray ideas / activities for teachers and parents of Early Years / Nursery / EYFS / Kindergarten / Elementary School age children to recreate at school or at home.

Learn about sinking and floating with lemon boats, lime boats and even a melon boat. Fun sinking and floating activity for kids

Pirate I Spy cards are fun counting practice for kids. I love that there is a free printable!

I was on the planning committee for the book fair at Zoe's school. The theme was "Story Laboratory" so everything revolved around a science theme. I'm sure you are thinking, "Book fair? That's not a big deal!" At Zoe's school it is! They hold a huge kick-off pep rally lead by the sixth grade book fair crew. Then they have the fair set up for a week with events for every member of your family to come. We had breakfasts for the moms and grandparents. We had a movie night geared at dads. We had a Poetry Cafe where hot chocolate was served by one of the local coffee shops. (Thanks to JoZoara Coffee Shop!) Our grand finale was Super Science Saturday where we had 9 different science sessions- from robotics to building roller coasters to mammals. It was a ton of fun. My big contribution was setting up a photo booth with photo props. The background was just a couple of huge pieces of cardboard painted black. I wanted to keep that simple so the props would show up well. Since we were going with a science theme, I made most of my props based on famous scientists such as Newton, Tesla, and, of course, Einstein. I also wanted to make sure female scientists were represented. Marie Curie, arguably the most famous female scientist, did not have interesting enough hair for me to use. Instead I decided to do Ada Lovelace hair. Not only does she have interesting hair, she also has an interesting life! (30 second recap: Daughter of Lord Byron, computer programmer for Babbage's Analytical Engine, called herself a "Poetical Scientist") Want to know how to make photo props? It is easy but time-consuming. Supplies: Foam Core boards (Look for it with the regular poster board.) Exacto Knife Cutting board Either a Sharpie Marker and paints OR printed out pictures and glue Chop sticks or dowel rods Glue (Tacky glue worked well.) Draw the outlines of the props onto the foam core. Cut them out using your Exacto knife. Don't cut off your fingers! Paint prop OR glue print-out onto prop Touch up the outline using your Sharpie after the paint or glue has dried. Glue the chop sticks on the back. Make sure to consider which hand you want them held. I put the sticks for the hair/hats to be held in one hand while the smaller props were made to be held in the opposite hand. The word signs had sticks in the middle so they could be held in either hand. As you can see from the photos, we also added other props like lab coats, gloves, goggles, and graduated cylinders. The kids really enjoyed the variety.

A new way of teaching maths to Aboriginal children using culture-based storytelling, including dance, is reaping results.

There are countless opportunities for every child to be exposed to First Nations culture in Canada. Here are a few ideas for how to weave this content into your curriculum.

Check out over 25 ideas for color activities for toddlers, preschool, or pre-k students. Find lots of easy ideas, resources, and freebies!

A kindergarten blog

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This resource features numbers 0-20, with one number on each A4 page and road themed illustrations in each one.