5 Little Snowmen I am already thinking about snow. Probably because my eldest asks me everyday, “When is it going to snow?” So, wiith snow on my mind, I thought it was time to share another finger play to go … Continue reading
Number of the Day Activity Sheets The Red Shed Teachers are back again. This time we collaborated on some Number of the Day Activity Sheets. For those of you who are not familiar with The Number of the Day, it … Continue reading
Counting Turkey Feathers I was inspired to make this Thanksgiving/turkey activity from something my son brought home from school. I loved the idea (and he was so proud) so I created my own version. Materials: colored paper including brown or … Continue reading
I am so honored to have Melissa from mama♥miss guest posting today on BMTM. I love her site (and she is a pretty wonderful person). After you read this post, please hop on over to mama♥miss and check out her site. While … Continue reading
A Game that Teaches Greater Than and Less Than As a teacher there are always things that I found to be really fun to teach (and some not-so-much). Teaching my students about greater than and less than was always something … Continue reading
Counting Cups I love the simplicity of this idea. I have seen a few different versions “out there,” but this is my take on counting with cups. Materials: small paper cups permanent marker Preparation: Using a marker, write the numbers 0-10 on … Continue reading
FREE GRAPH TEMPLATE I was feeling creative tonight and felt like sharing so I created this “Groovy Graph” for anyone who wants it! I love the simplicity, the bright colors and the groovy font. I am a sucker for fonts… … Continue reading
Halloween Candy: Short Vowel Graph As I have said before, I am one to pick out my Halloween candy pretty early and usually have to buy more before the big day arrives. That may not be good for the waistline, … Continue reading
Apple Tree Math I was chatting with a friend/reader this evening and she mentioned that her daughter was struggling a bit with the concept of subtraction. She said she wished that I had an apple tree math game that she … Continue reading
Halloween Candy Graphing This was always a huge hit with my students during the Halloween season. What child doesn’t love to play with their food??? Materials small cup or bag of m&ms per child. m&m graph paper (1 … Continue reading
Roll a Lego…Dice Game I love dice games and my boys love Lego so I put the two together and came up with this game. I call it, “Roll a Lego….Dice Game.” Clever, huh? Roll a Lego…Dice Game Materials Roll … Continue reading
Lego Structure Math I love coming up with different ways to use the toys we already have in our house. We all know how to use Legos the “right” way, but have you ever tried using them to practice math … Continue reading
