Regardless of the grade you teach or the age of your children, math centers can easily be differentiated to meet varying levels of needs.  Math centers are a great place to review facts and work on spatial reasoning with puzzles.  Here’s some great mix of preschool through third grade math center ideas.

{Parents…these are great alternatives to flash cards!}

 

10 ideas to inspire your math centers

Stamp an Equation Center from Mrs. Gilchrist’s Class

From The Moffat Girls: Pirate Skip Counting Puzzle

*free* Rich Robots Center from Lory’s Page

From Little Family Fun: Fish for Numbers

DIY Geoboards from Pink & Green Mama

From Kindergarten Crayons: A *free* Piggybank Subtraction Center

From First Grade Brain: Ordering Numbers Center

From First Grade Fever: French Fry Fact Families *free*

From Serenade to Second Grade: 10 Quick {and Free} Centers

From Homegrown Learners: Unifix Cube Math Problems

Hope these ideas reinvigorate your centers for the last weeks of school, or give you ideas for summer school!

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Thanks for reading,

Nicolette & Karen