Number and Operations

Grades 2-3; 31 activities—192 pages; Dice and playing cards are among items used to conduct fun explorations that build understanding of place value and number concepts in young learners. Several playful practice activities will delight students as they develop a solid mathematical foundation.

Grades 3-5; 128 cards—57 pages; Blockout is a fun, addictive math game, much like Sudoku. A grid of numbers becomes a delightful puzzle as students work to “block out” combinations of adjacent addends to reach a given sum. The intensive practice solidifies basic addition facts and builds confidence.

Grades 1-2; 28 activities – 141 pages; Young learners grasp the value of coins and how to use them through a variety of fun, engaging activities. From making a “Hundred Penny Pie” to placing an order from the class restaurant “Hot Dog Haven,” students gain an understanding about how money works.

Grades K-1; 16 activities - 84 pages; Reflect the joy and wonder of the winter season and holidays with these exciting activities.  Students can... More

Grades K-2; 22 activities – 176 pages; A human number line and game of follow the leader has children creating a model clock that brings to life the concepts and patterns of time. Engaging, hands-on activities unlock the mysteries of analog and digital clocks, much to the delight of young learners.

Grades K-6; 29 activities - 90 pages; Colorful Teddy Bears introduce students to a  variety of math concepts in a simple, gentle manner. ... More

Grades 1-2; 23 activities—168 pages; Children learn and develop process skills as they perform creative activities ranging from finding similarities and differences between gingerbread men to making ice castles and predicting the time for them to melt. Fun themes brighten the winter season.