Math Fact Practice at Home Once again it has been an awfully long time since I posted. So much has happened since my last post and well, COVID, didn’t help. I am hoping to be back on the posting track … Continue reading
Zap it! A Game for Teaching Math Facts I loved this idea for teaching multiplication facts from Mrs. Young’s Explorers. I liked it so much I shared it with several colleagues. Then I got to thinking, why not try it … Continue reading
FREE Printable Cookie Sheet Math Fact Game This is one of those ideas that came to me as I was trying to fall asleep the other night. Maybe I was hungry- not really sure. I wanted a game that was … Continue reading
Sea Star Math Facts One of our big jobs this summer is to practice our basic addition facts. I know I need some sort of hook to get my son interested and am hoping this might be the thing– wish … Continue reading
Activities for Practicing Math Facts As I was working on BMTM’s Math Facts Practice Box, I was not able to show all the games and activities that I would include in the box. So, I decided to create a round-up … Continue reading
Gumball Machine Math Facts Game Here is another fun game for practicing math facts with your children or students. I have always loved the look of gumball machines- must be the colors and the shapes. So I created this game … Continue reading
Math Fact Practice: Doubles This week we have been learning about different strategies for adding numbers. Today’s lesson was about adding doubles. You may (or may not) wonder why students should understand the concept of doubles or adding a number … Continue reading
Math Facts Practice Box BMTM’s Sight Word Practice Box has been such a hit that I decided to create a similar tool kit for practicing math facts. I am really excited to share this with you all and hope you … Continue reading
Snowflake Math We all know that students forget some of what they have been learning or practicing during the school year over holidays and breaks. It doesn’t hurt to do a little extra practice while away from school for long … Continue reading
How easily can you recall the answers to basic math facts? If someone were to say to you, “What is 6×9?” How long would take you to figure out the answer? Now imagine being a third grader and your class … Continue reading