Spring is the perfect time to strengthen place value for teen numbers 10–20. In this post, I’m sharing hands-on, differentiated math activities that help kindergarten students truly understand tens and ones — through movement, concrete models, and meaningful practice. These spring place value centers make learning stick without feeling repetitive.
Keep young learners engaged this spring with fun, hands-on rainbow math activities! From counting with colorful cereal to addition craftivities and interactive math games, these engaging ideas are perfect for kindergarten and first-grade classrooms. Explore creative ways to reinforce number sense, sorting, and addition while bringing vibrant spring energy to your math centers!
Signs of the Four Seasons Bundle Pack (Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall) Grade Level: Preschool, Kindergarten, First Grade Save money with this bundle pack! It includes all four signs of the seasons PowerPoint presentations (fall, spring, summer, winter). Each PowerPoint presentation explains the season in simple terms using real, full-color photographs. Each presentation also includes slides […]
Spring energy and mixed ability levels can make math practice tricky in kindergarten. This differentiated addition and subtraction to 10 activity gets students up and moving while practicing important math skills. With around-the-room cards, visual supports, and multiple recording page options, every student can practice addition and subtraction at a level that meets their needs.
Signs of the Spring Season PowerPoint Presentation This PowerPoint presentation explains the spring season in simple terms using real, full-color photographs. Children will learn when the spring season occurs, the vernal equinox, what you see during the spring, what plants need to grow, and more. The last slide tests their understanding by having students choose […]