Once kids get good at counting and number identification you can begin to add (count on) and subtract (count backward) with them. Turkey Feather Hunt. Go on a hunt to find colored feathers and then use them to create simple math patterns. Count as you play hopscotch using this easy to make game.įrog Jump Measurement Game. Introduce non-standard measurement to kids with this fun jump and measure game. Let kids use water squirters to “put out” the correct answer to simple addition or subtraction facts. Go outside and practice counting on a big chalk maze.įire Hose Practice Game. Throw water balloons at sidewalk chalk numbers to practice identification, higher and lower and what comes next when counting. Send kids on a hunt to match the numbers to their corresponding set. A hundred chart can be used for tons of number practice–making it big on contact paper makes it lots of fun. Turn the kids into airplanes as they zoom from one numbered cloud to another.
Put those plastic eggs to use by setting up a number identification game.įlight School Number Game. Kids can practice ordering, sorting, and more with Lego bricks.Įgg Counting Game. Hide number sticks in the backyard for the kids to find and order. Make a big board game kids can walk on to practice identifying numbers and number order.īackyard Number Hunt. Learning Resources Mathswatters Addition & Subtraction Game - 99 Pieces, Age 5+ Math Games for Kids, Educational Games, Preschool Math, Kindergartner Learning. Match sticky post it notes to numbers during this fun move and learn activity. Search around the house for the correct number of objects on the cards. Refresher courses on counting, shapes, and other math skills for kindergarteners.
#KINDERGARTEN MATH GAMES FOR CLASSROM HOW TO#
Help kids recognize numbers and number order with this fun and simple sidewalk chalk game. Students learn how to use the scratchpad to better figure out the problem. This week in our Get Ready for K Through PLAY! series I am sharing some fun Kindergarten active math games for kids! Preschoolers and kindergartners love to move! Instead of trying to get them to sit still all the time I am a big fan of letting them move and learn.
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