Math

Need some hands-on addition activities? How about some subtraction activity ideas? Here are some teacher-tested, student-approved favorites!

Worksheets are only one way to teach multiplication. Make math more enjoyable with these hands-on multiplication activities.

Red, orange, red, orange…what comes next? Learn how to teach patterning with these simple and fun pattern activities.

Learning how to balance a checkbook is an important life skill that should be taught before your teen graduates high school. Here’s how to do it.

If you’re not using file folder activities in your homeschool, you’re missing out! They’re a great way to review skills and have fun!

Symmetry is mathematics in real life. How do you make it fun? We’ve got 5 awesome ways to teach symmetry to kids.

You may have heard about it in homeschool groups and online, but what is CTC Math anyway? Get the details about this proven online curriculum!

What time is it? It’s time to teach your students how to read a clock with hands!

What are homeschool lapbooks and how do you use them in your lessons? This post explains it all and shows you easy ways to incorporate them.

Not sure how to homeschool core subjects in a way that’s fun and exciting? Use BrainPOP to help guide lessons and support your child’s interests!

Learn how to teach fact families to your upper elementary students so that they can grasp the concept and become better mathematicians!

Building financial literacy for teens is not easy! Learn three ways to talk about money that make a big impact without having to lecture.

These free St. Patrick’s Day coding activities take some crayons and little bit of luck o’ the Irish (and math!) to complete! Grab yours!

Not sure how to teach tens and ones to kindergarten students? This step-by-step process makes it a lot easier – and a lot more fun!

Unravel the code to discover Valentine’s Day goodness using these free Secret Code Valentine’s Day activities for upper elementary and up!

Want to introduce your kids to computer programming? Coding for kids is a great way to prepare for the future and have fun while doing it.

Struggling to teach your students how to convert decimal to fraction and fraction to decimal problems? These tips will help!

This game-changing method will make adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators much easier for kids to learn.

Make February 2 a day to remember with these simple and educational Groundhog Day activities. Why should Punxsutawney Phil have all the fun?

Open the floodgates to higher sums by learning how to teach addition with regrouping to your kids. They’ll have a blast with these activities!