Teaching money doesn’t have to be dull – it can be exciting, authentic, and genuinely enjoyable for your little learners! These activities are designed to bring the world of finance to life, fostering a real-world understanding of Australian coins and notes while enhancing addition strategies. Here are three of my absolute favourite activities for teaching…
Today I want to share how you can make teaching and learning place value fun, engaging and relevant for your little learners! These 5 activities are designed to assist students in breaking apart 2-digit numbers and seeing the number represented using popsicles or bundling sticks. Place Value Mats Did somebody glitter?! Oh, how I LOVE…
Are you ready to embark on a shape-filled adventure with your students? Teaching shapes can be a delightful and interactive experience for young learners. In addition to my favourite Shape Walk activity (number two on my list!), I’ve included five other engaging and fun shape-based activities to help your little ones explore the wonderful world…
Are you looking for a fun and engaging number sequence activity? I have the perfect one! This hands-on activity and worksheet pack combines fine-motor and number sequence practice! Your kids will forever be asking you to hang out the washing! What I love most about this resource is that there are so many ways to implement…
I love this jellyfish number craft because it helps to consolidate my student’s learning of numbers 1 to 10, AND they also look super cute and brighten up our classroom! They are super easy to prep and students will love making and displaying them in the classroom! You can find the FREE download in my…
Shake & Spill is a fun and engaging game for students to learn their partitions! This has fast become one of our favourite activities when earning our partitions of 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5. It is a simple and easy prep activity that is perfect for centres or small group activities! For this…
This term, our focus has been on the concept of time. From learning the days of the week to understanding morning, afternoon, and evening, we have explored various aspects related to time. As we transition into formal time, I want to share a quick and easy craft activity that will tune your students in: creating…
