If you’re looking for elementary Math and Science resources for your students, look no further.
We’re featuring a Space Activity Pack, Decimal Activities, Force and Motion Bundles, and so much more.
Get ready to dig into these resources for your students, half of which are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“Number charts are a great tool, but they can be tricky for young students to navigate! These easy-to-read number charts assist students in moving between the different rows.” |
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“This engaging author study includes 3-4 engaging, cross-curricular learning activities for eight of Steve Jenkins’s books. Students will be engaged in reading, thinking, writing, creating, comparing/contrasting, predicting, questioning, determining cause and effect, using context clues, sequencing, classifying, finding textual evidence, and so much more!” |
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It’s FREE!“This Building Block Bundle is a great way to work on counting fine motor skills — important skills for kids in PreK or Kindergarten.” |
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“This Space Activity Pack contains a variety of math and literacy activities with a fun space theme.” |
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It’s FREE!“Help children understand multiplication with these word problems. Students will solve by making arrays, groups, equations, and using a number line.” |
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“This small bundle has six activities for children to learn what a decimal is. Using decimal grids, number lines, and base ten blocks, children will learn to model decimals.” |
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It’s FREE!“In this math center, students practice counting and cardinality standards with pattern blocks. Some 10 block mats, 11-20 block mats, and recording sheets are provided so students can practice counting and recording numbers using pattern blocks, a favorite manipulative.” |
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“With this NGSS aligned unit, thinking like a scientist feels like playing! Included are lesson plans, student notebook pages, literacy extensions, and assessments that address disciplinary core ideas, cross-cutting concepts, and science and engineering practices for K-PS2-1 and K-PS2-2.” |
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It’s FREE!“Our students need practice counting by 1s and 10s both forward and backward starting with any given number. This activity provides practice with learning place value conceptually!” |
“Our teen number activity bundle includes over 10 activities to help our youngest learners develop their first sense of place value. We know students learn these concepts through repeated, meaningful exposure. The game-based play these activities offer let them have those experiences and have fun at the same time!” |
