Showing posts with label maths mat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maths mat. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 February 2012

Letter S:S is for sunflower:Sunflower math mat

Free counting game to download from here at Making Learning Fun.  Print one board per child.  Have them roll the dice and then cover the appropriate number of sunflowers with sunflower seeds (or any other appropriate manipulatives) First one to cover all their flowers is the winner.  Good for a flowers/gardening/summer theme.

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Monday, 6 February 2012

Letter R:R is for rainbow:maths mat grid game


Free board game to download here from Making  Learning Fun.  Print one board per child.  Take turn in throwing the dice, place a cotton wool "cloud" on the appropriate number of rainbows.  The first one to cover all their rainbows is the winner.

Sunday, 5 February 2012

Maths Mats or Grid Games:Master list

With the labels tab getting VERY long I am trying to organise things better by having some posts containing master lists of the resources available/linked to on this blog.  These can be accessed from the tabs above.
This list is the maths mats or grid games on the blog and will be updated periodically to include new additions.







Letter R:R is for rabbit:maths mat/grid game



Board free to download here from Making Learning Fun.  Print one board per child.  Take turns throwing the dice and putting the appropriate number of cotton wool ball tails on the rabbits.  The first person to cover all their rabbits is the winner

Friday, 3 February 2012

Letter S:S is for sheep:maths mat/Grid Game


Game board free to download here from Making Learning Fun.  Print one board per player.  Players take it in turns to roll the dice and cover the appropriate number of sheep with cotton wool balls.  The first one to cover all their sheep is the winner.

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Letter P: P is for penguin:math mat or grid game



Printable game board for free from here at Making Learning Fun.
Each player has a board and takes it in turns to roll the dice.  They then cover the appropriate number of penguins with cotton wool balls or other manipulatives.  First player to cover all their penguins is the winner.