I love this sundial craft for kids because my kids thought it was super cool and there are all kinds …
Have you ever done a cakewalk? I remember as a kid, this was one of my favorite games at the …
Over the years we have shared lots of free printable worksheets — those of you who have followed Paging Supermom for a …
The domino visuals on this week’s worksheets help little ones understand the concepts behind counting and adding. We recommend having …
With Thanksgiving around the corner, we have been really into teepees (or tipis) this week. Harrison is fascinated with the …
Not too long ago we celebrated Bettijo’s son’s first Birthday. (Look for a post on that soon!) With a name …
Hooray for Spring! Outside the sun is shining, bugs are buzzing and the flowers are blossoming! Celebrate Spring with this …
This week’s worksheet will give your little one an opportunity to practice counting to seven, writing the number seven and writing the word seven.
Math facts, math facts, math facts! Is it really possible to over study them? I think not. So, we present you this week’s worksheet: For the Love of Math Skip Counting.
Counting to 50 is such a big deal when you’re little, so with just a few moments of your time …
Teaching your little one about fractions is easy as pie! Sorry… so cliché, but I couldn’t resist. Actually, I’ve never really understood that “easy as pie” expression because I’ve actually tried making pie crust from scratch and it is NOT easy!
Back to fractions, I actually had one of these Felt Fraction Pies when I was a kid. My Mom (a former kindergarten teacher) made it for us to play with. Mostly we’d use it to play make believe in our pretend kitchen, but it was a great introduction to the concept of fractions.
I owe a big thank you to my sister Heather — she is a total Supermom. Heather recently re-created a Felt Fraction Pie for her teaching math to her kids, and she made this tutorial for us to share on the blog.
