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Math Files
Welcome to the "Math" file
drawer. These materials are appropriate for a variety of levels of students.
Materials for younger students appear first in each category. The further down the category you scroll, the more complex the materials become (at least that is the plan). File categories are marked in red
lettering--scroll down the page to find categories you are interested
in. If an item does not yet have a link, it's not ready yet, but will
be soon. I hope you'll find some materials for active learning that will
be helpful to you and your students!
Feel free to pin items from this page on your Pinterest Boards.
File Cabinet
Beginning Readers
Transitional Readers
Independent Rders
Find Bible Readings at Lessons from the Master Teacher
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Learn about religious persecution and slavery in the world today, and find out how you can help at Liberty and Justice.
Calendar
Calendar Twister Game Here's a fun and active idea from The Mailbox for helping your students understand the calendar. (I think it would work better in small groups with a classroom volunteer, though.
Card Games
Integer War from The Mailbox.
Flashcard Games
Geometry
Student Protractors
Math Facts
Flashcards
These little flashcards work well for students. Run off enough for each child on cover or card stock, and when they are working on a new set of facts, you can give them the appropriate set of flashcards to practice with at school or at home. Several children can play a flashcard game, each using their own set of cards. These cards have the problem and answer printed on one side, and just the problem on the other side. Use the problem and answer side to learn the facts, and the problem only side to practice them. (It's hard to find cards with the problem and answer together, which is very important for learning the facts!)
Math Facts Charts
These charts have two versions on the page--color and black/white. You can learn something about the students by letting them choose which one to use!
Ruler
These 7 inch/17 cm rulers can be printed on card stock. Send them home, give everyone a ruler for their desk, and one to keep in their backpack. They resemble the rulers used on standardized tests, so your students will be very comfortable with them by the time testing arrives.
Money
Coin Clip Art Use these image files to make money games and flashcards.
Money Monuments Let your kiddos find out who's on our currency. Two levels: 2-3 grades coins only (page 1) and 4-6 grades, coins and bills (pages 2-3).
Place Value
Base Ten Clip Art This set of clip art contains 4 sets of base ten blocks (white, blue, red, and yellow) containing 1 unit block, 2 10 sticks, 1 100 block, and a 1,000 cube. Use them to make your own game cards, worksheets, and test review materials. 300 dpi with transparent backgrounds.
Worksheets
Math Worksheets If you're looking for worksheets, check out Math Aids.com! They are loaded!
Calendar Twister Game Here's a fun and active idea from The Mailbox for helping your students understand the calendar. (I think it would work better in small groups with a classroom volunteer, though.
Card Games
Integer War from The Mailbox.
Flashcard Games
Ring the Bell
Autumn Leaf Fight
Classroom Baseball
The Mad Rush
Standardized Test Prep
Treats on a Card
Go Fish
Concentration
Multi-use Game Boards
The Human Game Board
Tell and Pick
Flashcard Relays
Cake Walk
Flashcard Hang Ups
Send a Card
Pitch the Penny
Musical Chairs
Geometry
Student Protractors
Math Facts
Flashcards
These little flashcards work well for students. Run off enough for each child on cover or card stock, and when they are working on a new set of facts, you can give them the appropriate set of flashcards to practice with at school or at home. Several children can play a flashcard game, each using their own set of cards. These cards have the problem and answer printed on one side, and just the problem on the other side. Use the problem and answer side to learn the facts, and the problem only side to practice them. (It's hard to find cards with the problem and answer together, which is very important for learning the facts!)
Addition Facts FlashcardsBugs' Life of Doubles--Addition Doubles Game by Peace and Blessings. A cute idea for a center game working on addition of double numbers.
Subtraction Facts Flashcards
Multiplication Facts Flashcards
Division Facts Flashcards
Math Facts Charts
These charts have two versions on the page--color and black/white. You can learn something about the students by letting them choose which one to use!
Addition and Subtraction ChartMeasurement
Multiplication and Division Chart
Ruler
These 7 inch/17 cm rulers can be printed on card stock. Send them home, give everyone a ruler for their desk, and one to keep in their backpack. They resemble the rulers used on standardized tests, so your students will be very comfortable with them by the time testing arrives.
Money
Coin Clip Art Use these image files to make money games and flashcards.
Money Monuments Let your kiddos find out who's on our currency. Two levels: 2-3 grades coins only (page 1) and 4-6 grades, coins and bills (pages 2-3).
Place Value
Base Ten Clip Art This set of clip art contains 4 sets of base ten blocks (white, blue, red, and yellow) containing 1 unit block, 2 10 sticks, 1 100 block, and a 1,000 cube. Use them to make your own game cards, worksheets, and test review materials. 300 dpi with transparent backgrounds.
Worksheets
Math Worksheets If you're looking for worksheets, check out Math Aids.com! They are loaded!
