Elementary Basics

Race your way to 100 with this cute, holiday-themed math game! Fun and easy activity for morning tubs, math stations, etc. Great practice for counting and number recognition. Clipart courtesy of Creative Clips.

Fun winter-themed way to practice basic subtraction. YOU WILL NEED TO WRITE SUBTRACTION PROBLEMS ON THE HOT CHOCOLATE MUGS BEFORE COPYING. Materials Needed: worksheets for every student and marshmallows

Fun two player (or two team) game to practice more/less and greater/less than. Materials Needed: game board, dry erase marker, eraser, and number cards. Students place number cards in the boxes and decide which player laid down the higher number. The student who laid down the higher number gets a point! Keep playing until you have no more number cards left.

Cute visual math station signs to designate where each station is located. Included are Teacher Time, Math Games, Technology, Seat Work, and Hands On.

Evaluate your students' understanding of basic measurement skills! Test includes linear measurement (inches/centimeters), capacity (gallons, liters, etc.), weight (ounces, pounds, and tons), and temperature (Fahrenheit). ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!

Worksheet for students to practice elapsed time using the mountains, hills, and rocks strategy.

Students document the number of sides and vertices each shape has, draw a picture of the shape, and come up with real-life examples of the shape. Simply print double-sided and go!