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Two fun versions of the game BATTLESHIP, which will make learning Spelling and multiplication tables more fun! A spelling Game and a Math game: use for any words, any multiplication tables. Printable, competitive centre activities or games, which allow students to quickly learn as they play independently. The SPELLING BATTLESHIP, is fantastic, because it will cater for all levels of ability, as each player can using their own individual Spelling list. This is a game for 2 players; each one

This printable Kinder Math Center activity involves counting, cutting, ordering and pasting using recognition of NUMERALS; 0 to 5.Students cut strips, put them in order and paste. Each sheet forms a picture when the strips are ordered correctly. What's included?There are 6 sheets.Copy and give students sheets to complete in their books. You could also laminate a set and have as a permanent puzzle, for students to re-assemble. Use these as a Math Center Activity. The tasks have a small answ

These printable Math Center activities require students to count, recognize patterns in 10 frames and mark their answers, The tasks involve teen numerals 11 to 20, so are suitable for Kinder and First Grade. What's included?6 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with an image of dots and frames at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. The task is to recognise the number and marking the correct numeral. Students can clip on a peg or mark with counters, buttons, marker etc. The child can

These activities involve counting objects, recognizing teen numerals 11 to 20. This is an independent counting activity for Kinder students, so they are a great Math Center Activity. What's included?36 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with an i mage of ANTS at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. The task is to count and mark the answer. This could be to clip a peg on the correct numeral; but children can also use markers, buttons, counters, etc. The child can count the ants in the

These are printable Math Centre Activities and posters to teach children the basic vocabulary used in word problems. They need this vocabulary to help them interpret and decide which operation to use to solve the problems. These are Math centre activities, suitable for Year 2- Year 4. This resource includes 4 posters, one for each operation4 puzzles, one for each operation36 task cardsan interactive wheel, with 4 partsa fan for students to use as desktop referenceAfter introducing the concept

With these printable boards and cards, using counting numbers 1-10, there are many reading, counting, matching activities to use in Math Centers! Print 2 sets of the 9 boards; numerals, dice patterns, words, fingers, tally marks, playing cards, dominoes, blocks, beads and drawing and two sets of images. Laminate one set. Cut the second set into cards and laminate. The activity can start by simply matching and placing cards on top of the boards, but quickly can be expanded to matching the tally c

This Math Center activity involves counting, recognizing finger counts and numerals 0 to 10. The child can count the fingers in the picture, but soon they recognize the patterns. They can also learn to "show" a number using their own fingers. Great, easy to use Math Center activity. 36 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with a image of fingers at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. The task could be to clip a peg on the correct numeral; but you could also mark with counters, markers e

This printable Math activity involves numeration: counting and recognizing numerals 11 to 20 and finger counts. The child can count the fingers in the picture, but soon they recognize the patterns. They can also learn to "show" a number using their own fingers. 36 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with an image of fingers at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. Students mark their answer. The task could be to clip a peg on the correct numeral; but you could also mark with counters, et

This is a printable Math Center Activity involving counting, thinking and ordering numbers 1-10. These are ordinal number activities, suitable for Kindergarten and Year 1. Many children can count to ten, but they need to be taught about order and its vocabulary. What's included?There are 124 different cards, dealing with numbers 0-10. Tasks have an image at the top, and a choice of three answers below. Students to color, or mark their answersThere are a couple of reference strips, black ink

These are roll, cover, bump Math dice games, where children roll the dice and cover that number with a counter, buttons etc. Great for Kinder Math Centers at beginning of the year. The goal is to give students practice reading and recognizing the dice patterns and the numerals 1-5. I usually start with dice with numbers, then progress to dice with dot patterns as students become more confident. The game is the same, but I have 5 different boards, for variety and interest. I've included greyscale

This Math Center activity involves counting, recognizing dice patterns and numerals 0 to 10. The child can count the dots in the picture, but soon they recognize the patterns. They can also learn to read the pattern and associate it with a number. 36 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with a image of dots / dice at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. The task could be to clip a peg on the correct numeral; but you could also mark with counters, markers, foam numerals etc. Also use as a

These Math center activities involve recognising, tracing, counting and sorting numerals1 to 10: then cutting and pasting objects into a big numbered jar! Lots of learning! There is a jar for each number 1-10, and a sheets of matching pictures. Print individual numbers or the whole set. Students cut and paste pictures into the appropriate jar. There are more than enough pictures, so they can choose which they like. The jar sheets can be assembled as a counting book; pasted into notebooks or use

This activity involves counting, recognizing dice or dot patterns for numerals 11 to 20. Print and go for your Math Centre. I usually cut and laminate the squares. There is an option to print either black or color: black ink is more exciting printed on colored paper. 36 squares (approx 8.5 cm square) with a image of dice dots at the top, and a choice of 3 numbers underneath. The child can count the dots in the picture, but soon they recognize the patterns. As a Math Centre Activity, the task co

These are printable Math Center Activities involving concept of GREATER THAN, LESS THAN and EQUALS. These are Math center activities, suitable for Kindergarten and Year 1, using numbers 1-100. There are 64 pages. You can print and use whole sheets as worksheets, but I usually cut and laminate cards so I can re-use in Math Centers. I have built on understanding and skills, by increasing the numbers, so students can keep developing and extending. These activities involve recognising and compari

Make addition and subtraction fact practice interactive with these hands-on Solve & Cover Math Tasks! Students solve each equation and cover the correct answer using counters, buttons, mini erasers, pom poms, cubes, pegs, pins or other small hands-on items. What’s Included 24 addition task cards 24 subtraction task cards 48 task cards in total teacher notesThese engaging task cards provide meaningful practice with: addition facts within 20 subtraction facts within 20 teen numbers number

Support your students in developing a deeper understanding of division with these engaging division reasoning task cards. This resource encourages students to move beyond simply calculating answers and instead explain, justify, and explore their thinking while making connections between division and multiplication.Perfect for math centres, small groups, or independent work, these task cards promote flexible thinking and meaningful understanding. What’s IncludedThis set includes a variety of

Help your students move beyond memorising facts and into deep mathematical thinking with these engaging multiplication reasoning task cards. This resource encourages students to explain, justify, and explore multiple strategies while building confidence with multiplication concepts. Perfect for math centres, small groups, or independent work, these task cards promote flexible thinking and meaningful understanding. What’s IncludedThis set includes a variety of task types designed to support di

These 11 printable math games are the perfect way to give students opportunity to master and remember multiplication facts. As they play, students are working on multiplication fact fluency, using and trying to quickly recall times tables facts. Each board has a sport theme. Easy print and play! These are ROLL COVER BUMP games, so there is an extra element of fun and thinking strategy to engage students. This is a game for two players. In the beginning, students can use the answer g

Build deep u nderstanding of subtraction with these engaging Math Reasoning Task Cards designed to get students explaining, justifying and thinking critically. These low-prep task cards move beyond simple computation, encouraging students to explain their thinking, justify answers, and create their own problems. What’s Included: 78 subtraction task cards A variety of question types to promote reasoning and discussion Student response sheets to support written explanations Optional track

Looking for a meaningful way to build your students’ mathematical reasoning skills? These addition task cards go beyond basic computation and encourage students to explain their thinking, justify their answers, and develop deeper understanding. This resource includes a variety of engaging tasks designed to promote discussion, critical thinking, and problem-solving. What’s Included: 78 Addition Task Cards Student Response Sheets Task Card Tracker (Checklist) Colour and black and white versio