Math counters

Using counting cups in preschool, kindergarten or even first grade is an engaging, fun way to practice a variety of math skills. This blog post offers tips for organizing and using counting cups, suggestions for items to use as counters and a free set of printable math mats for use in your classroom or as a tool for homeschoolers. These hands-on activities are great for math centers, stations, or rotations. They are also a good resource for teaching small group guided math.

MATH ROTATIONS: Shorter or Longer! We had four hands on investigation type tables using cubes, beads, paper clips, counters, teddys,…

The children loved sorting the correct number of counters into the shot cups. Fantastic for introducing counting into the teen numbers.

Hi! 🙋🏻‍♀️It’s Abbie and I am back with 3️⃣ super simple math activities that you can do with your students the first few weeks of school and you probably already have everything. ➡️You need some file...

Fun games for mastering numbers 1 to 10. Students can play individually or in small groups. Just add math counters and a spinner and you're set! Skills covered include subitizing, ten frames, numerals, number words, place value, tally marks, and more. Comment SPINNER GAMES for link. #iteachk #teacherspayteachers #preschoolathome #mathisfun #mathsforkids #earlymaths #mathteacher #earlymath #numeracy

Math Manipulatives for Unschooling Families - practical math tools you can add to your collection for strewing, or just to support math play, learning and exploration. (You can definitely SKIP the math counters - they can count just about anything else.)

Nisha Yadav| Your Key to Easy Learning Activities on Instagram: "🎲 Odd or Even? Let’s Find Out! 🎲 Here’s a simple math DIY to teach kids the concept of odd and even numbers! Separate counters into two circles—if they’re equal, it’s even; if not, it’s odd. 💡 Perfect for hands-on learners! 👉 Why we love it: ✅ Easy to set up ✅ Builds number sense ✅ Interactive and fun! Try this with buttons, beads, or even snacks—because math is more fun when you can see it! 🙌 #MathForKids #OddOrEven…

Are you ready to transform your math centers into an engaging, efficient learning experience? "How to Organize Effective (and Efficient) Math Centers in the Classroom" is your comprehensive guide. Discover tips and tricks for setting up first-grade math centers that are differentiated and hands-on. Not just effective, these centers are a sure-fire way to ignite students' enthusiasm for math. Make your math centers the highlight of your students' day. Visit the blog post now to start…

EYFSreception on Instagram: "✨Maths Choosing shelves✨ 🫶Popped to Poundland for some more ‘cocktail bowls’ as they are great for storing maths resources!😂 🌸I’ve got our counters, our counting keys, our mini connecting blocks and our stacking countings🌸 ✨So easily accessible✨ #eyfs #earlyyears #learningthroughplay #eyfsideas #preschool #earlyyearsideas #earlyyearseducation #eyfsteacher #playbasedlearning #teachersofinstagram #play #nursery #education #sensoryplay #earlylearning…

Vamped up the Kmart money box to be a table points system. Add a counter each time for positive behaviour. Follow teaching_with_mrs_l on insta

Sandpaper Numerals and Numbers & Counters

In this video we show how concrete resources (place value counters) can help children to understand short / bus stop method division. For our other videos, please visit us at www.youtube.com/maths4kids

A differentiated practical activity requiring children to select a problem card and use their concept of sharing to split the quantity into two equal parts.

FREE printable math pack for preschool and kindergarten to be used with the set of rainbow counting bears. Kids will practice counting, colors, number recognition, ten frames, numbers to 20, patterns, graphing, dice games and more!

Discover the Magic of Montessori Cards and Counters! Montessori cards and counters are a fantastic way to introduce young children to numbers and counting. 🌟 🃏 Cards: Numbered from 1 to 10, these cards help kids learn numerical order. 🔴 Counters: Small objects like discs or beads that match the numbers on the cards. By laying out the cards and placing the counters beneath them, children grasp the concept of quantity and learn about odd and even numbers. A little trick I do is ask the…