Description
Math centers and math games are a perfect way to review and practice spiral-review math skills – addition, subtraction, place value, mental math skills. Designed for hands-on learning, these interactive math activities help first graders develop essential math skills while having fun.
In this resource you will find 28 ready-to-print math centers, coordinating labels for your math center bins, and visual directions. Add math manipulatives and you are good to go!
**To see sample math centers, please click on the PREVIEW button above.See this resource in action in my classroom here and here. For a Kindergarten version, click here and for a 2nd grade version, click here. **
INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE: most games come with differentiated options for students
44 Math Bin Labels
- General Math Bin Labels #1-#8
- One label for each individual math center
Math Center Visual Directions & Recording Sheets
Number Sense Games
- Show Me the Number
- Grab and Spill
Number Chart Games
- Race to 100/200
- Number Chart Puzzles
- 4 in a Row
- Pull and Compare
Number Card Games
- Making 10/20 Go Fish
- Making 10/20 Solitaire
- Flip a Difference
Dice Games
- 10 More and 10 Less
- Add My 2 Numbers
- Add My 3 Numbers
- Before and After
- Before and After – Number Line
- Find My Sum
- Find My Difference
- Fact Family Roll
- Place Value Roll
- What Can You Make?
Domino Games
- Domino Doubles
- Sorting Dominoes
- Adding Dominoes
Spinner Game
- Place Value Spin
- Spin and Add
Spinner Game
- Time Match
- How Much Is It Worth?
Math Center Visual Directions Only (no other materials included)
- Making Numbers
- Math By Myself
- Cuiseniare Rod Houses
- Composite Shapes
- Solve the Room
- Hot Dots
- Reading About Math
- 100s Board
- Show Me the Money
- Versatiles
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Marguerite B. –
This is is great resource. The children love the activities in it.
Julie H. –
I love these math centers. The students love them and are engaged in the task!
Kathleen D –
Great resource to use with a variety of grades k-2.
Marla W. –
My students and I loved this resource. It was fantastic!
Malasia M. –
This resource offered a variety of math skills students can work on independently after being modeled for them. Students continue to have additional practice to achieve goals.
Susan F. –
These were great math centers for my first and second grade math students in my EIP classes. They enjoyed figuring out the answers.
Janel W. –
I have used these resources for summer school and review. Thank you!
Stacey V. –
Straightforward and simple! Uncomplicated learning fun!
Shannon S. –
I have loved using these with my first graders! I just wish they came with clearer teacher directions so I could implement them faster.
rwtaughtyou –
Great resource! It was easy to use, engaging for my students, and a great addition to our classroom activities. The directions were clear, and the materials were ready to use with little preparation. I would definitely recommend this resource to other teachers!
Ana S. –
The kids enjoyed it and I can’t wait to rotate it out.
Teaching Touchdowns –
love all these activities and so do the students in the math room!
Amanda D. –
These centers have saved me so much time and they are quality resources.
Delaney S. –
Love this! I can’t wait to use this in my math centers this year!
Alyssa J. –
I laminated these centers and they have been used and loved for many years!
Raising Rigor –
This is very easy to use and my First Graders Loved this!