Math early finishers

If your students are anything like mine, they love puzzles. I like to use math puzzles with my math class in many different ways and one of my favorite kind

When I was student teaching, my cooperating teacher had a copy of the game 24. When a class period unexpectedly finished 5 minutes early, we would pull out

Practice math facts with number searches! Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division!If you love Google Classrooms, you can now access these in a

Do your students love dot to dots? They can be a great way to practice skip counting in 1st or 2nd grade! Use in math centers or for early finishers -complete forwards or backwards depending on student level - and lots of fun to color in too : ) Check out the FREE skip conting dot to dots in my store - or FOLLOW ME here for more freeand fun worksheets like this released every Friday! Skip counting activities, Count by 2s, Count by 5s, Count by 10s.

These Enrichment Math Centers are a perfect way to promote critical thinking skills and math enrichment. I love using these as centers.

Morning work tubs have been part of my classroom for a few years now, and this teacher is completely sold! Now that my morning work is hands-on and paperless,

Looking for a simple way to put all those brightly colored sticky notes to good use? Check out this post full of fun ideas to teach math with sticky notes!

Oct 22, 2019 - Fun hidden pictures pages, perfect for practicing visual discrimination and observation skills! Includes 5 free activities: ⭐ Look & Find

Having a soft start is a great management tool in elementary classrooms! Read 7+ things you can accomplish while students complete hands-on morning work in this post. Beginning the day with math morning work or math bins will engage your elementary students so you can get the teaching day organized. 2nd and 3rd-grade students love using hands-on activities using math manipulatives. Your second or third-grade class will also love using these as early finisher activities! #mathmorningwork

Students learn math at different rates. We all have early finishers. Why not check out these 5 activities that you can use in your math classroom for your early finishers!