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    Comparing Numbers Task Cards

    We all probably recognize that math can be a hard task to master. But comparing numbers is a fun little subject on its own inside of the standard math curriculum that every single child who attends school will have to learn at some point. Comparing numbers task cards activity is an easy way to commit this greater than or less than concept to memory. Why Do We Learn This? Learning to compare numbers is a foundational mathematical skill that builds number sense. This is important for so many reasons but mostly because it shifts mathematical understanding and learning into a…

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    Numbers & Letters Sorting Toolkit Printable

    There is a specific kind of magic in watching a child make a genuine connection. It’s witnessing them light up and be receptive to learning. You know that split second where a jumble of symbols on a page suddenly transforms into a language they can decode. Lately, I’ve been thinking about how we can bridge the gap between those early days of spotting letters and the more complex world of mathematical patterns. It’s one thing to recognize a number; it’s another thing entirely to understand its personality. That’s why I am offering this Numbers & Letters Sorting Toolkit for you…

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    Bee Mine Valentine’s Math Addition and Subtraction Booklet

    What does Valentine’s Math look like? Well, one plus one equals two. Just kidding. Valentine’s Day Themed Addition and Subtraction Booklet I mean Valentine’s Math isn’t much different than any other math, but at the very least it’s a cute little opportunity to sell math practice to your kids. One of mine had zero interest in math for years, so sometimes that meant adding some manipulable toys or tools to help make it tangible, or real. Whatever works sometimes to get them through. I hope you each have a beautiful Valentine’s Day with your family. There sure is a lot…

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    Christmas Math Game Printable

    Math was never my favourite subject. I manage though. I mean it’s unavoidable when you run your own business. Eventually you need to tally up invoices and things like that. So math and Christmas together? Why? Well maybe, because it’s a good way to make math fun even for those who hate math. So little puzzles and games like this Christmas Math Game Printable are just the thing for little people who love or hate math. Either way this works. Add these adorable images which each represent a number and you have your answer. To print this adorable Christmas math…