FREE Math Games for Kids: Adding & Subtracting

Free math poster from nrich.maths.org. Very useful to keep around hang on walls, decorate homschool room, or keep in the car. They make fun ways to create a quick lesson for your kids.

Math Video for Kids: number line addition by Peter Weatherall

Learn how to count and add using a number line. Very simple and visual way to learn addition. Musical Math DVD available from www.kidsinglish.com.

Math Problems: Measurements & Counting Worksheet Activiity

1. If a milkman has 3 cans that hold 6 gallons of milk each, how many gallons does he have?

2. In 4 gallons and 8 pints, there are how many quarts?

3. Nine quarts and a pint are how many pints?

4. Two weeks and 4 days are how many days?

5. A dime and 3 nickels are how much money?

6. There are 8 quarts in a peck. How many quarts are there in 2 pecks and 3 quarts?

7. A peck of beans cost 16 cents. What will 1/2 of a peck cost?

8. There are 8 feet in 1 yard of ribbon. How many yards are there in 19 feet?

9. Nineteen weeks are how many months?

10. One year and 7 months are how many months?

Math Project: Mix & Match Even & Odd Numbers

Objective: To learn addition and subtraction by recollection and memorization. Learn odd and even numbers.

Materials: cardstock, large poster board, glue, scissors, blue red & green markers, ruler, pencil, plastic sheet

Procedure:
1. Cut out cardstock into 24 small squares.Use a ruler and pencil to make perfect, uniform squares.
2. Cut the plastic sheet into 24 small squares slightly larger than the cardstock squares and glue around the edges leaving the top unglued. Attach them to the poster chart placing them in rows of three.
3. Color odd numbers red and even numbers blue.


4. Make 3 addition and 3 subtraction signs coloring them red and blue. Make 6 equal signs.
5. Create addition and subtraction problems and color coordinate.
6. Now it's your child's turn. Have them place the the correct answers in the pocket.

7. Repeat the project by rearranging the numbers.