Maths

Nursery maths (counting hands)...latex gloves filled with sand.

Super Tot is 31 months old. Fruit Loop Color Chart Draw a circle on the chart indicating the correct color of each Fruit Loop. Count the totals when complete. Circles are the one shape Super Tot can draw right now, so I thought he would enjoy drawing circles, rather than coloring in the box. You could do it either way. Free printables are available below the photo. ~Fine motor, Color Recognition, Counting & Number Recognition~ FREE PRINTABLES (click on each and print landscaped) Top - Chart…

Lots of possibilities with this one - connecting consecutive numbers, having separate number problem cards and then choose correct number card to attach as the answer, choosing 2 cards which are the number bonds for the answer card. I could think of many more...

Number tracks to download, from Early Years Magazine (NCETM)

I ❤️ Numicon. The tactile and visual element it adds to number is fantastic. At the moment in Reception we are really just at the exploration stage, so I’ve but putting the numicon out with t…

You can get these card mats from The School Bell or you can make them yourself. This is another wonderful self-correcting activity.

Early Years ideas from Tishylishy. 71,083 likes · 567 talking about this. Sharing photos, provision enhancements and outcomes from my EYFS class and the...

Number play in the Early Years - from Rachel (",)

Students practiced their subtraction skills by bowling in math centers! **The following pictures show the recording sheet and two different bowling sets.** Students record their results. Mini-Bowling Set (Purchased from Dollar Tree) Lawn Bowling Set (Purchased from Toys R Us, $3)

Number play in the Early Years - from Rachel (",)

Our Kindergarten Journey: "To develop the whole child we must develop the…

Kindergartners add the two sides of a domino and then put it on the matching plywood square. GREAT for seeing all of the combinations to twelve!

I previously shared how I made my own textured pizza box puzzles and during that same DIY game making spree, I also created these super fun craft stick magnets for our large magnetic board... I purchased colored craft sticks for this process

Duplo number line - could just use a sharpie pen. Will work for alphabet too.

Tuff spot - invitation to explore number with conkers and numicon.

Number play in the Early Years - from Rachel (",)