Let’s play a fun math game! Fun Kids Math Games Here are some math games for kids to help them learn to love math one problem at a time.

If your kids HATE math, you are not alone. We have a collection of fun activities and interactive math games for children of all ages to give your child practice on important number skills in a playful way.

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Number Line RunĬheck out the ways to learn with a number line run at Coffee Cups and Crayons. And for a fun variation of this activity (turn on the music!), check out the post and video at No Time for Flashcards. Try an indoor bean bag toss with Learn Play Imagine.

Play shape hopscotch with Creative Family Fun. Then visit JDaniel4’s mom for ten active ways to use them! Shape Hopscotch Use masking tape to put numbers on your hall floor. Lots of great ideas in this post from For This Season at Preschool Powol Packets. Help them understand what “a minute” means by timing outdoor races. My kids would love it! Timing Outdoor RacesĬoncepts of time are difficult for preschoolers. This run and count game from The Pleasantest Thing requires just a few simple materials. Very little prep time required! Run and Count I’m planning to try it with my Two later this week! Number Hunt This number walk from Toddler Approved is perfect for kids just starting to recognize numbers. If this isn’t your outdoor season, try Happy Hooligans’ easy indoor hopscotch game. In the picture above he’s jumping and counting all the way to 15. In fact, he wanted my help to write even more numbers on his board. While he’s not coordinated enough to play hopscotch the traditional way – by single and double foot jumps – he loved jumping to each number and naming it as he jumped. It’s a set of active fun math games for preschoolers. You get the idea! For letter J, I’ve put together a set of math activities that will get your child to jump, run, leap, and LEARN. And when they involve their whole bodies, they’re more likely to remember!ĭid you know that I’m putting together a set of themed math activities for each letter of the alphabet? Here are some of our previous themes: Children benefit from using more than one sense to learn. So what do we do instead? We teach children using active, hands-on activities. In fact, many early childhood teachers don’t use them at all. Preschoolers need very few traditional worksheets. So what do you do when you’re trying to teach math to a preschooler and he just doesn’t want to sit still? You’ve got these great worksheets all printed out, and he shows zero interest.

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