Looking for a fun way to ease back into a math routine this January? Try the newest Problem of the Day Calendars from Math Geek Mama. This simple one page calendar can be used a number of ways and helps kids practice important skills. Plus, there’s a fun twist that kids love. Included in this […]
Free Multiplication Spin & Color Printable
Math practice just got a little more fun! Snag these Free Multiplication Spin & Color Printable from 3 Dinosaurs. This is a great way to work on multiplication for numbers 1 through 12. Click here for more free math resources for homeschoolers!
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FREE Pizza Fraction Pack
Working on fractions? Why not use this FREE pizza fraction pack to help? Click here for more free math resources for homeschoolers!
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Free Fall Skip Counting Maze
If your kids are learning to skip count you won’t want to miss this free fall skip counting printable made by Liesl over at homeschoolden.com. Kids practice their skip counting by 2s, 3s, 5s and 10s as they attempt to solve the maze. Fun! Click here for more free math resources for homeschoolers!
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Free Turkey Math Pack (55 Pages!) – Limited Time!
Your little turkeys will love this! For a limited time, you can get this Free Turkey Math Pack when you subscribe to Write Bonnie Rose. There are 55 pages in this pack! Turkey Math has a quick review of counting followed by problems concerning greater than, less than, and equal. Addition and subtraction facts are […]
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Free Thanksgiving Color By Number Worksheets
Snag these Free Thanksgiving Color By Number Worksheets at Mama’s Learning Corner. This set of Thanksgiving Color By Number Worksheets are just right for those children learning numbers, those that need help with number recognition, or those that just love a good coloring page. 🙂 Here are a TON of additional Thanksgiving Freebies!
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FREE Skip Counting by 5 Clip Cards
Are you looking for a fun and hands on activity for your kids to practice skip counting by 5? Try these FREE printable skip counting by 5 cards. Click here for more free math resources for homeschoolers!
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