Flexible Math Practice You’ll Use All Year


Hi Reader,

Need something ready to go for those early weeks of math when you’re reviewing, building routines, and figuring out where your students are at?

One of the best tools in my math toolbox:
Open-ended, skill-based activities I can use all year! That means no re-teaching, no wasted prep.

➡️ Tip of the Week: Keep Math Practice Flexible

The best math resources are ones you can use for:

  • Review and reinforcement
  • Centers, fast finishers, or early morning work
  • Diagnostic activities to assess understanding

Task cards, stations, and puzzles let students move, think, and engage.

Featured Resources:

Intermediate Math Task Cards (Grades 3–5)
✅ 72 cards across 9 math strands
✅ Perfect for centers, exit tickets, or early finishers
➡️ View the Task Cards

Math Puzzles – Solve 2-Digit Addition to Crack Riddles
✅ Fun printable puzzles that reinforce addition skills
✅ Great for Grades 3–6 or support/review in higher grades
➡️ View the Math Puzzles

Middle School Math Stations
✅ Topics include decimal place value, whole numbers, probability
✅ Great for small groups and scaffolded review
➡️ View the Math Stations: Place Value, Place Value with Decimals, Probability

"I had to be away from school, but my sub was able to teach this with no problem. She said the class was really engaged and she had no problems with behaviours. Thanks so much!" - Daphne W.

Looking for something to do for that first week back to school? Try out my Back to School Math Activities!

Happy number-crunching,
Diane

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