If you’re a 3rd grade teacher, you know that multiplication can be a tough concept to master. That’s why it’s important to have fun and engaging multiplication games 3rd graders will LOVE in your classroom! In this blog post, we will explore three different multiplication games that are sure to…
Do our kids need any more reason to look forward to Halloween? Probably not. But life is too short to not overdo it on the fun factor, amiright? Whether it’s a Halloween party, the day before Halloween, or a Fun Friday, these ideas for Halloween games will be thrilling for…
If you’re looking for some place value games for 2nd Grade that are both educational and fun, you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, we will discuss three different games that your students can play to help them learn about place value. These games are not only…
Do you want to help your students understand the place value of a number? If so, you’re in luck! In this blog post, we will discuss three different ways to teach this concept. The first way is with place value mats. This is a traditional approach that many teachers use.…
Think back to when you were a kid–it’s back-to-school season and the new class lists are posted. You spend the night before school mentally reviewing the names–who would be your friend? Who would you sit next to? Would there be a fun getting to know you game or a lame…
March Madness, but make it elementary We all know how fun the idea of a tournament is, and although I’m not a basketball fan, I love the idea of a good bracket. There’s just something about the 50/50 nature of each step in the tournament when one team advances and…
There are some subjects that just put a little more pep in my step than others, and fractions are at the top of that list. I’m not sure if it’s the visual aspect, the tendency to talk about fractions in terms of food (food, yum), but fractions are just the…