Helping your child become confident in math is an important skill. Math requires lots of practice to become successful with it. At The Educators’ Spin On It we love taking math and creating fun ways to practice math skills. There are little things you can do with every day objects around your house to create math activities and math games for kids.
These math activities focuses on
- Shapes
- Patterns
- Number Recognition
- Number Sense
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Fractions
- Problem Solving
Below we’re listed some of our favorite math activities. Tell us which one is your favorite! Share a photos with us on our facebook page!
20+ Hands on Math Activities for kids
- Giant Pattern Blocks
- Carrot Math
- Russian Nesting Dolls
- Using Grids to Explore Landmarks
- Budget Friendly Math Games at Home
- Math with Seeds
- Counting by 10’s with Water Beads
- Number Sense in the Garden
- DIY Number Book
- Multiplication Monsters
- Shape Scarecrows
- Math Game with Holiday Toy Guides
- Math Addition Towers
- Zero: Photography Challenge
- Snack Time Math Games
- Base Ten Math Game with Pool Noodles
- Math Games with Counting Blocks
- DIY Bee Math Counters and Games
- Fall Math Games for Kids
- Acorn Math Game
- Paper Flower Counting Game
- DIY Easter Math Games
- Dragon Themed Positional Word Game
- Hands on Pancake Math Activity
- Printable Bear Counting Activity
- Click Clack Moo Activity with Shapes
- Fidget Spinner Math Challenge with LEGOS
- Shapes Books
- Painting Rainbow Math Counters with Acorns
- Printable Hide n Seek Number Game with Bears
- Advent Calendar Math
- Chalk Number Game with Leaves
- Number Leaf Scavenger Hunt
- Magnetic Math Apple Game
- Stacking Apples Game for Kids
- Sensory Bottle Math Game with Crayons
- Car Wash Subtraction
- Pi Day Songs and Activities
MATH CHALLENGES? We’re getting ready to create more activities focusing on math and would love your input. Let us know what topics you’d like us to focus on more in math.
What is one of the biggest challenges with teaching your child about math?
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