Primary maths

Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.

grade 1 to grade 6 math worksheets for math class in primary and elementary school covering all Singapore math topics

I recently organised an event in my school: ‘Mastering Maths Day’. The aim was to encourage further embedding of ‘mastery’ activities in everyday maths lessons and also to…

Maybe make an anchor chart for numbers 1-20 to keep up in the wall for a while?

Dominoes Math~. Use these to practice addition, subtraction or multiplication! #math #mathforkids #addition #subtraction #multiplication

Turn Old iPods into Classroom Listening Centers! - Mrs. J in the Library's note: What an awesome way to add a student response or exit ticket to a listening center!

Math manipulatives are great for teachers and students to use during math lessons, activities, and games. Learn about different types, ideas for storage and classroom organization, and where to buy affordable options. #mathforkids #kindergartenmath #firstgrademath #kindergarten #teachersupplies #classroomorganization #mathactivitiesforkids

These free kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade math word problems are perfect for math review, math practice, or question of the day. Use these free primary math worksheets to build conceptual understanding and promote rigorous questioning. These free math questions are aligned to Common Core standards.

Estimation in the Primary Classroom 2 comments Estimation, Freebies, math How often do you make an estimation? Chances are, it's probably more often than you think. We often estimate how much we're spending as we shop, we might guess how many people are in a room, we estimate the size of things, or how many items are on a shelf or in a box. Estimation is a part of our daily lives, so why not start exposing your students to this skill? Not only is estimation a life skill, but it's fun! Kids…

The abstractness of math makes hands-on learning a must in the primary grades. And . . . there's really no better hands-on tool than p...