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If you are looking for a fun, hands-on fall math activity, you are going to love this Candy Corn Math! These free printable Candy Corn Multiplication and candy corn division puzzles make it fun for 3rd and 4th grade students to sneak in some fun math practice during October and November! We love educational activities and free math games to make learning fun!

Candy Corn Math

When the kids were younger we made some super cute candy corn math puzzles to sneak in some extra practice during Autumn. But why should younger elementary age kids get all the fun?! So as our kids are getting older we decided to make a super cute Candy corn Multiplication and division game to improve speed and fluency solving equations. This free printable math game is perfect for grade 3 and grade 4 students during October and November. Kids will hardly realize they are practicing math when it is this fun!

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler - you will love this chance to make practicing math fun for your students! Use this in math centers in your classroom, as extra practice as you school at home, or as a supplement to your homeschooling math curriculum for a Halloween themed week.

Candy Corn Multiplication

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template. I suggest printing in color on cardstock for durability.

To prepare this fall math activity simply use scissors to carefully cut out the cheery orange, yellow and white candy corn candies. Next cut the candy into 3 piece puzzles by cutting on the solid line to make each piece a different color section.

Candy Corn Division

This candy corn math puzzles is geared at 3rd grade and 4th grade students who are practicing multiplying and dividing with numbers from 0-18. Have your student put together the puzzle by solving the division and multiplication problems.

There are 22 puzzles to complete.

Multiplication Activities

Math Checkers - multiplication games printable pdf or Lego free printable multiplication flash cards pdf

Printable math frog multiplication, Apple Picking Multiplication Game, Deck of Cards Free Multiplication Worksheets

Don't Get Caught Fishy Multiplication Games, Interactive free multiplication worksheets

Printable multiplication hopscotch activity, 15 Multiplication Table, or Multiplication tic tac toe Game

Knights Quest division games printable amd Home Run printable division games

Science Multiplication Color by Number Worksheets or Free Multiplication Wheel Printable

Multiplication Puzzles to introduce grouping or Multi Digit multiplication spinner game

Lots of multiplication games printables and activitites to make learning FUN, apple multiplication activity

Hands-on Introduction to Multiplication with Equal Groups Multiplication

Quick and easy Multiplication Booklet PDF make practicing more fun than worksheets for multiplication

Candy Corn Math multiplication puzzles, Pumpkin Multiplication puzzles

Multiplication Math Christmas tree math game for kids and printable Math Christmas worksheets

Multiplication snowman puzzles, Winter multiplication worksheets

Valentine's day multiplication worksheets with self-checking lacing activity, St patrick's day math 4th grade - multiplication cards, spring showers Multiplication Craft, and easter Math activities Challenge

See over 250 Multiplication Games and all our Free Multiplication Printables!

Did you know we have over 1 million pages of free printable worksheets for kids - including math activities for preschoolers, kindergarten math, first grade math, 2nd grade math and alphabet worksheeets to help make learning FUN. Plus find our history lessons and amazing easy science experiments for kids
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Pumpkin Activities

You will love all these fun pumpkin activities to fill your Octoober with fun learning and playing! Ideas are sorted by type below!

ALPHABET - Pumpkin Alphabet Mats, letter find pumpkin worksheets, alphabet pumpkin worksheets, traceable pumpkin alphabet puzzle, pumpkin letters printable tracing strips

PHONICS - Phonics Printable Pumpkin Activities, Word Family Pumpkin Activities, word family pumpkin activity,

SIGHT WORDS - Pumpkin kindergarten sight word games online

LANGUAGE ARTS - homophone puzzles pumpkin activity, rhyming pumpkins printables,

SHAPES - Pumpkin Activities matching shapes game, shape Pumpkin Playdough Mats, printable Pumpkin Shape Matching game, shape roll-a-jack-o-lantern game, pumpkins shapes printable

COUNTING - Pumpkin Counting Game, Hands-on Pumpkin Counting Worksheet, Candy Count and Trace Pumpkin Activities, Pumpkin Printables Counting Mats, pumpkin pie counting activity, counting pumpkin pie craft, pumpkin counting and clip cards, pumpkin seed counting worksheet, counting 1-20 pumpkin playdough mats, and pumpkin pie number sense, and fall numbers 11-20 worksheets

SCIENCE - Parts of a Pumpkin Craft, skittles pumpkin experiment, melting pumpkin science experiments, exploding pumpkin expeirment, elephant toothpaste pumpkin volcano. baking soda pumpkin volcano, balloon pumpkin science, errupting pumpkin science experiments, and dissolving candy corn experiment

MATH - Number Bonds Pumpkin Math Worksheets, addition Pumpkin Math for Kindergartners, pumpkin addition worksheets, spookley the square pumpkin activity, pumpkin math 1:1 correspondece, pumpkin multiplication puzzles, pumpkin order of operations puzzle, pumpkin addition game, color words pumpkin worksheet for kindergarten

Pumpkin Matching Game, pumpkin match printable game,

CRAFTS - October Crafts for Kids, scented puffy paint pumpkins, construction paper jack-o-lantern craft, taste-safe pumpkin clay, paint swatch preschool pumpkin craft, 100+ cute pumpkin crafts for preschoolers, beautiful hole punch pumpkin craft, rubberband pumpkin craft, how to make yarn pumpkins with ballons

ACTIVITIES - how to make pumpkin slime, edible pumpkin playdough, scented rice pumpkin activity, pumpkin silly putty recipe, 50+ pumpkin activities

PUMPKIN RECIPES - best Pumpkin Pie Recipe, easy Pumpkin Waffles, cute Pumpkin Krispy Treats, deliciuos Pumpkin Chili, crockpot Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal, lava Cake Pumpkin Dessert, 40 Yummy Pumpkin Recipes, everyone's Favorite Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread

Plus don't miss Pumpkin Books for Preschoolers or lots of ideas in our pumpkin themes

Candy Corn Activities

Looking for more candy corn activities for kids? You will love all these creative ideas!

Candy Corn Multiplication & Division Puzzles
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Using bar models to teach percents of whole or to calculate the whole given the percent and part is a very effective way to teach percents conceptually. When introducing this way, I highly suggest starting off with percents that are divisible by 5. You can eventually do any percent with combinations of 5% and 1% as a tenth of 10%, but start off simple.
Let's look at percents of a whole.

An entire bar will represent the whole. Draw the bar and label the whole.

Then you need to divide up the bar based on the given percentage. 50% would be in half. 20% would be divided into fifths. 30% would be divided into tenths. Use guiding questions to help your students think of how to divide the bar. If they are stuck, always dividing it up into tenths or fifths should work, as long as you are using percentages that are divisible by 5.

Next you need to divide the whole up into that many sections. Again, use guided questions to help your students figure out how to do this. They should come to the conclusion that the whole divided by the number of parts is the amount per section. Write that amount in each of the sections.

Lastly, determine how many sections you need for the given percentage. The students should already know what percent is each section from the first step. After the number of sections is determined, I like to color the sections in on my bar so students can visually see the percentage of the whole. They can then determine the part by looking at the value of the total colored sections.

Bar models can also be used with finding the whole given a part and a percent as well as finding the percent given the part and whole. If you are interested in the task cards used in the photos you can get them
Let me just put this disclaimer on this method: Doing percents with bar models may take a lot of work at first. Each problem will take longer than if you just gave your students an algorithm. This is how it is with most conceptual teaching. However, I know that as you teach conceptual at first, and take the time to have the math make sense to the students, they will retain the information, and in turn, you won't have to do all of the extra review at the end.

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I love playing games! Family game nights is one of my most favorite things to do. I thought it would be fun to use our UNO cards to create some games to practice our math so I'm sharing 5 math games to play with UNO cards today.

You most likely have a deck of UNO playing cards lying around. If I must confess, I have 6 different decks. I just can't pass them up when I see them at the thrift store, knowing that I could use them in the classroom somehow.

I came up with 5 different math games to play with your deck of UNO cards.

To Play

Separate out the all of the number cards, mix them up and put them in a stack. Using one card of each color, red, blue, green and yellow, start a pile that the child will match with. Have the child turn over a card and they will put it in the pile that the color matches with. You can have them say the color as they place it down as well. To take it one step further when they have sorted all of the colors, have them choose one pile and put all of the numbers in order, or there should be two of each of the numbers, you could have them match the color numbers, for example, the yellow 2 with the yellow 2.

To Play

Separate the number cards from the UNO deck. Find 8 or more sets of cards that match in color and number. Take those cards and mix them up. Place them all face down on the table. The child will turn over one card of their choice and then another trying to match the color and number on the card. If they do not match, turn them both back facedown. And try again. Keep going until all the cards have been matched.

To Play

Separate out numbers 0-9 in a certain color. Have the child our the numbers in the correct ascending order.

To Play

Separate out the number cards from the deck. Make two different piles of cards, one with numbers 5 and below, and the second pile can include all numbers 0-9. The pile of numbers 5 and below will be your cards for the "problem" and the pile that includes larger cards, will be the answer pile. Grab a small piece of paper or a post it note and a pen. Make an addition sign on one and an equal sign on the other. Have the child flip a card from the "problem" pile and place it down. Next place the addition sign and then choose another card from the "problem" pile and then place down the equal sign. Have the child figure out the addition problem and choose the correct answer from the answer pile of cards.

To Play

Separate out the number cards from the deck. Make two different piles of cards, one with numbers 9 and below, and the second pile can include all numbers 0-9. The pile of numbers 9 and below will be your cards for the "problem" that will be face down and the other will be the answer pile. Grab a small piece of paper or a post it note and a pen. Make a subtraction sign on one and an equal sign on the other. Have the child flip a card from the "problem" pile and place it down. Next place the subtraction sign and then choose another card from the "problem" pile and then place down the equal sign. Have the child figure out the subtraction problem and choose the correct answer from the answer pile of cards. On this game, you may have to guide the child for the first couple of problem, showing them that the highest number need o be on the left, or at least that the second card they flip over will have to be smaller than the first in order for the game to work. If they don't draw one that is smaller, have them just draw again.

I hope your kids enjoy these 5 math games to play with UNO cards. Do you have any other ideas of math games you could play with them?

See you next time!

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Hands-on math activities for children who love blocks! You can use these printable counting and addition games with your favourite unit blocks to build math towers, supporting early math and fine motor skills.

Math towers - block addition activity printables

Watch this video to see how you can teach addition to your children:

Early math skills need to focus on hands-on activities, where children get to see, touch, play, and work with real things.

Later on they'll be able to add up 'two plus three' abstractly in their heads, but when they're starting out they need to see and r eally understand that they're combining two real things and three real things, and ending up with five altogether.

This bright and colourful math towers game combines the fun of building towers from blocks with some counting and addition skills. Playing with blocks is also a great way to support the development of fine motor skills.

The printables encourage children to:

:: recognise digits

:: add two numbers under ten together

:: use blocks to build a tower to correspond to a given number

:: use blocks to show a two-digit addition

:: develop fine motor skills as they build their towers

Materials needed:

:: math towers counting and addition printables (see below)

:: blocks, buttons or other stackable counters

There are two versions of the Math Towers cards: one counts the numbers from one to nine, the second has a set of nine simple addition questions.

You can print on paper or card, and laminate them for extra durability if you wish.

How to play math towers

Print the math towers cards (see below) and set them out along with your blocks or counters.

Read the number or addition question on each square and build a tower on top using the right number of blocks.

For the counting version you can work in ascending or descending order, or pick a colour to complete first.

For the addition version you might like to use two sets of differently-coloured blocks, to represent the two numbers you are adding together.

Play solo or take turns with a friend to complete the whole card.

You might like to set a timer and race to complete the card as fast as you can!

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Simplifying fractions is the name of this fast-paced race game! Learning how to write fractions in their simplest form is essential for math class and real-world scenarios. Give kids the practice they need to master this skill, which is a building block for the addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions.

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Math teaching resources for every K-2 classroom: Lesson ideas, hands-on activities, books, online tools, and more!
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Math Resources for Teaching Kindergarten, First, & Second Grade

Do you ever feel unmotivated when planning math lessons? Perhaps you are using the same lessons you teach each year and want to try something fresh and relevant? This post will help inspire you to create engaging lessons for your math block.

Having a go-to list of quality resources to refer to when you need inspiration is possible with these hands-on ideas and fun strategies.

You will find resources founded on solid academic standards that are easy to use (No extra prep work? Yes, please!).

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Table of Contents

Math Books
Here are some quality children's books for your math lessons.
Books are always a helpful tool for teaching academic topics, and math is no different.
Here are more excellent children's books to help you teach math in K-2, organized by topic.

Ten Apples Up on Top by Dr. Seuss - This fun, charming book is excellent for basic counting for young learners.

One Hundred Angry Ants by Elinor J Pinczes - Kids will learn that there are so many ways to make one hundred!

Chicka Chicka 1, 2, 3 by Bill Martin Jr. - Good book for building number sense.

Place Value by David A. Adler - This book will introduce kids to place value with these cute little monkeys.

10 Black Dots by Donald Crews - For young kiddos, this book is suitable for introducing counting and numbers.

Ten for Me by Barbara Mariconda - A fun book that helps kids practice adding.

How Many Snails?: A Counting Book by Paul Giganti Jr. - This book allows kids to practice counting and work on observation, discrimination, and visual analysis.

Cookie Road 123: A Counting Book by Sohee Ahn - Early learners will learn about counting and simple subtraction in this fun book.

100 Bugs!: A Counting Book by Kate Narita - This book explores different ways to make 10. An essential math book.

I Spy Numbers by Jean Marzollo - Always fun, this I Spy book helps kids work on identifying numbers.

Hands-On Math Activities

Of all the reasons for using hands-on math activities, the most important is to allow students of all abilities and learning styles to succeed.

Add multiple teaching methods to your math lessons: direct and explicit instruction, whole-group, small-group, independent practice, exploratory, and hands-on learning.

Providing opportunities for active and engaged learning is one way to meet each child where they learn best.

Hands-On Math Activities to Teach Math Concepts

Online Math Tools

The following Math websites are great resources for teachers to use in the classroom or to assign as homework.
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Math Teaching Resources for K-2

Math Mats for Kindergarten, First, & Second Grade

Try the monthly sets of Math Mats by Proud to be Primary. They are available for Kindergarten, First grade, and Second grade. Each Math Mat has four skills to practice and 20 mats per month, so students can practice skills every day.
Take a closer look and see Math Mats by Grade.
You'll be amazed by how much students grow in their independence, fluency, and confidence in math!

Mindful Math Curriculum for K-3

The Mindful Math curriculum by Proud to be Primary includes detailed lessons that can be broken down into whole-group mini-lessons and small-group instruction. It also has various independent math practice options, such as journals, warm-up task cards, practice sheets, centers and games, and assessments.

You can read more about the Mindful Math program available for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade HERE.

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Math (Mathematics) is a field of study that deals with numbers, quantities, shapes, patterns, and their relationships. It is a fascinating subject that involves logical reasoning and problem-solving, which allows us to make sense of the world and unravel its mysteries.

What Is the Importance of Math?

Mathematics is present in every aspect of our lives, touching upon and influencing everything that we encounter.

Math Topics Overview
Let's have a look at the main domains of mathematics along with their grade level:
Number Sense
i) Pre-K ii) Kindergarten: iii) Grade 1: iv) Grade 2 v) Grade 3 vi) Grade 4 vii) Grade 5

Introduction of decimal numbers

Reading, writing and comparing decimals to thousandths

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Addition
i) Pre-K ii) Kindergarten:
iii) Grade 1:

Addition word problems within 20

Adding the multiples to 10 in the range 10-90

iv) Grade 2

Learning addition strategies

Learning addition facts

v) Grade 3

Addition with grouping

Addition without regrouping

vi) Grade 4

Performing multi-digit addition

Addition with regrouping

vii) Grade 5

Adding decimals (with and without regrouping)

Adding multi-digit whole numbers and with decimals to hundredths.

Do check out Addition Games to explore some interactive math games for kids!

Subtraction
i) Pre-K

Identifying 'one less than' within 10

Understanding 'taking away'

ii) Kindergarten:

Composing and decomposing numbers into tens and ones from 11 to 19.

iii) Grade 1:

Subtraction word problems within 20
iv) Grade 2

Subtracting within 1000 (with and without regrouping)

Subtracting within 20 using mental math strategies.

v) Grade 3

Subtracting within 1000

Subtraction strategies

vi) Grade 4

Multi-digit subtraction

Subtraction with and without regrouping

vii) Grade 5

Subtracting decimals (with and without regrouping)

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Multiplication
i) Grade 2

Working with equal groups of objects

Forming foundations for math multiplication

ii) Grade 3

Multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10 in the range 10-90.

Properties of multiplication

iii) Grade 4 iv) Grade 5

Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers and decimals

Multiplication area models

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Division
i) Grade 2

Working with equal groups of objects
ii) Grade 3

Solving problems involving the four operations

Identifying and explaining patterns in arithmetic operations.

iii) Grade 4

Factors and multiples

Division with quotients and remainders up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors.

iv) Grade 5

Order of operations

Division with decimals

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Fractions
i) Grade 3 ii) Grade 4

Learning decomposition of fractions

Addition, subtraction, and multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers

Decimal notation for fractions

Comparing decimal numbers.

iii) Grade 5

Addition and subtraction of fractions by making them equivalent fractions.

Multiplication of fractions with fractions or whole numbers.

Solving real world problems involving multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers.

Dividing whole numbers and unit fractions.

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Decimals
i) Grade 4 ii) Grade 5
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Geometry
i) Kindergarten:

Describe objects using names of shapes.

Identify and analyze shape as two-dimensional or three-dimensional.

ii) Grade 1:

Distinguish between defining attributes and non-defining attributes of shapes.

To partition circles and rectangles into two and four equal shares.

iii) Grade 2:
iv) Grade 3: v) Grade 4: vi) Grade 5:

To graph points on the coordinate plane to solve real world problems.

To classify two-dimensional figures in a hierarchy based on properties.

Explore these interesting Geometry Games that use everyday objects to describe 2D and 3D shapes.

Measurement
i) Kindergarten:

Learning about measurable attributes such as weight and length.

Learning to compare two objects with common measurable attributes.

ii) Grade 1:

Learning to measure length indirectly and by iterating length units.
iii) Grade 2: iv) Grade 3: v) Grade 4:

Relate sizes of measurement units within one system of units.

Use the four operations to solve word problems involving intervals of time, distances, masses of objects, money and liquid volumes.

vi) Grade 5:
Explore these interesting Measurements Games to master measurements, unit conversions, etc. with the help of amazing visuals and real-world scenarios.

Time
i) Grade 1:

Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks.
ii) Grade 2:

Tell and write time from analog and digital clocks to the nearest five minutes, using a.m. and p.m.
iii) Grade 3:

Tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes.

Addition and subtraction of time intervals in minutes

iv) Grade 4:

Use the four operations to solve word problems involving intervals of time.

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Money
i) Grade 2:
Solve word problems involving dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, using $ and ¢ symbols appropriately.
ii) Grade 3:

Counting money

Operations with money

iii) Grade 4:

Use the four operations to solve word problems involving money.

Get hands-on experience of counting money and operations involving money with Money Games online.

Algebra
i) Grade 4:
Learn operations with algebraic thinking
ii) Grade 5:

Use parentheses, brackets, or braces in numerical expressions, and evaluate expressions with these symbols.

Write simple expressions that record calculations with numbers, and interpret numerical expressions without evaluating them

Algebra Games for Kids help form the strong foundation of math concepts in higher grades. Do check out!

Word Problems
Grade 3:
Do not forget to check out Online Word Problems Games.

How to Teach the Uses of Math to Kids in Real-life

Here are some strategies to help children see the practical uses of math in their daily lives. By incorporating these strategies, children can develop a better understanding of how math is relevant and useful in their daily lives.

Use real-life examples: Connect math to everyday situations like shopping or cooking.

Solve practical problems: Encourage problem-solving using math, like sharing pizza slices or calculating travel time.

Explore math in the environment: Take field trips to observe patterns, shapes, and measurements.

How to Introduce Math to Kids Through Games

Benefits of Interactive Math Games Online

Math Learning Experience: Games vs. Traditional Methods

Engagement: Math games actively engage children, making learning fun and enjoyable. Traditional methods often rely on passive instruction. Learning through textbooks or flash cards do not provide the required level of active learning. Math games have the ability to put kids' minds on a higher active mode.

Hands-on Learning: Math Games provide interactive and tactile experiences that help children understand abstract math concepts. Also, it provides an immediate assessment to the student, teacher, and parents. Conventional methods of learning math might become monotonous and ineffective over time.

Problem-Solving: Games encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills as children apply math concepts in practical situations, unlike the conventional approach.

Math games enhance understanding of math concepts by promoting engagement, hands-on learning, and problem-solving skills, overcoming the limitations of the traditional methods.

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