Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
Topic: The student practices his comprehension skills by reading a letter from Emily to her mother and then answering the questions. Grade Level: Kindergarten, First Grade Category: Reading Comprehension Note: In Reading Comprehension worksheets, the Think About It portion is meant to be answered aloud in order to spark discussion about the story. [download id=”67″ format=”1″] Pin It
Topic: Reinforce learning the Letter L Grade Level: Pre-K, Early Kindergarten Category: Learning Letters [download id=”55″ format=”1″] Pin It
Topic: The student practices subtraction facts up to 12. Grade Level: Late Kindergarten, First Grade Category: Subtraction [download id=”46″ format=”1″]
Topic: The student practices round to the tens place and also the hundreds place. Grade Level: Late Kindergarten, First Grade Category: Math [download id=”45″ format=”1″]
Topic: Reinforce learning the Letter U Grade Level: Pre-K, Early Kindergarten Category: Learning Letters [download id=”44″ format=”1″] Pin It
Topic: The student cuts out the small shapes and then matches (glues) them to the larger shapes. Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten Category: Scissor Skills, Sorting [download id=”43″ format=”1″] Pin It
Topic: The student cuts out the shapes and then glues them on the correct shape. Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten Category: Scissor Skills, Sorting [download id=”42″ format=”1″]
Topic: The student solves the subtraction equations and matches each correct answer. Grade Level: 1st grade, 2nd grade Category: Subtraction [download id=”37″ format=”1″]
Topic: The student practices his scissor skills by pairing the “A” words. Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten or any child that needs practice with scissor skills Category: Scissor Skills [download id=”36″ format=”1″]
Topic: The student practices math facts through solving Magic Squares. The sums on this sheet are not greater than 15. Grade Level: First Grade Category: Addition [download id=”35″ format=”1″]
We are using Math-U-See Beta in our homeschool curriculum this year. We’ve just stumbled upon the fabulous world of commutative squares! My 6yo son, who is not a fan of math facts, loves these. He sees them as a game or a puzzle to solve. I’m compiling a great list of more creative ways to learn …