Math Fun!
Week 9: June 1-5
Les Suites!
Can you make a "suite" (pattern)?
Click on the Rocket Ship to play a fun game!
Click on the Fuzzbug to play a fun game!
AT HOME CHALLENGE: Can you make an AB, ABC, ABB, AAB or any other pattern? You can draw a picture or even use some objects around your home or even outside! :)
Week 8: May 25-29
Math Game: Get a deck of cards. Split the deck in half. Then flip the card one at a time the child desides which number is bigger.
Week 7: May 19-22
Activity: Adventure de Grand et Petit
Click on the "Poisson" to play a math game!
Home Challenge:
Choose a stuffie and find things that are "plus petit" et "plus grand". Watch the video to see Mme. Bourré do the home challenge. Feel free to take pictures of your stuffie beside the objects you find and send them to us! :) :) :)
Week 6: May 11-15
Let's learn to add!
Math Questions
Week 4: April 20-May 3
La Chenille qui fait des trous!
Home Challenge:
Dessinez un corps de chenille qui correspond au nombre.
(Draw a caterpillar body that corresponds with the number)
**Parents: If your child is struggling with doing numbers 11-17 you can always go to lower numbers if needed before moving up to higher numbers.
Click on the video below for instructions on how to do the activity.
This activity can be done by printing out the template or simply writing the numbers on a piece of paper for you child. :)
Click on the PDF icon to print out template
Week 3: April 20-24
Earth Day Numbers!
With Earth Day on April 22 the math activities are Earth Day themed.
On Conte!!! 1-10
Pouvez-vous reconnaitre et lire les nombres de 1-10?
Click on the PDF icon to print out workbook
Week 2: April 13th-17th
La chasse de formes!!!
Do a shape hunt! Can you find a triangle, carré, rectangle, cercle, lozenge, coeur, étoile? Look around your house or even outside!
Can you make 10, 15 or 20?
Printable make 10, 15, 20 mat.
Week 1: April 6th-10th
Combien d'oeufs?
Can you colour the easter eggs from 11-20?
Click on the PDF icon to print out workbook
At home Math Games
This activity can be played at home using materials around the house. You can either draw out two ten frames on paper or if you have two empty egg cartons cut off the last two spaces to make a 10 frame.
Ways to play:
1. Give your child a number between 0-20 and have them fill in the spaces.
2. Groups of 10 (You will need two different items to fill in the spaces)
- Using one ten frame for this activity place a number of the same item on the ten frame. Then ask your child; "How many more do you think we need to make 10?"
Then have your child fill in the remainder of the 10 frame with the other item.
For example: You put 4 flowers in 4 spaces on the 10 frame. Then you child puts 6 lego blocks in the remaining spaces. Then they learn that 4 + 6 = 10! Repeat but use a different starting number than 4 to see the many ways to make 10!
If you child has mastered this take away the 10 frame and try to make groups of other numbers like 7, 8, 9 etc....
For Parents: Here is a video that briefly explains 10 frames