Provide a plastic tub of sand with a pre-determined number of playing cards “buried” in the sand. Also have a sheet of paper with numbers matching the cards. A student will dig for and … See more

So simple but so fun! Who doesn’t love to play with balloons? Students will need a balloon and a die. Students roll the die and then bounce their balloon that number of times without … See more

Getting hands-on with preschool math games and counting with cubes is a great way to get a “feel” for math. Give students a pair of dice and blocks, Lego bricks, or Unifix Cubes. Students roll one die and build a tower with that number of blocks or cubes. They then roll the second die and add that number to the tower. Now count how many … See more

Kids love bugs, and with this activity, they get to make one. Cut out pieces of paper that create parts of two simple, identical bugs: 1 head, 2 antennae, 2 eyes, a body, 6 legs, a tail. Put all the pieces in the center. Give students a die. Students will play in pairs, rolling the die and taking that number of bug body parts and assembling them to... See more