Hands On Math Activities

Do you want to get your child or the students in your class to see math? Hands On Math activities are one of the best ways to help students to get a firm grasp of mathematical concepts.

MAKE A FLIP BOOK FOR PLACE VALUE: Hands-on activity to help kids read numbers up to the millions! Time to move past the ones, tens, and hundreds and thousands place.

RAPID FIRE ROUNDING GAME: Rounding is an important skill your elementary school child will need to master. "Rapid Fire Rounding" is a fun game to practice this skill.

TIP THE SCALES ESTIMATION: This hands-on-activity gives your child an opportunity to apply various strategies to solve a problem and to check if his answer “makes sense.”

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