Maths Fact Family Memory Games - Addition

Today I have an awesome fun freebie printable for you!

Have you ever played that game called 'Memory' when you were younger?   Yep, well, I have my own little version of that today for you, Math Fact Families - Addition.  

Here's how one of the games look while in play.  If you add additional games it could get quite large, interesting and heaps of fun!

Click the picture directly below to download the FREE addition pack.  It's hot linked directly to googledocs for direct access.

Now that we have a copy of all the games.........

We need to pick out some really nice scrapbooking paper that has the pattern on one side and white on the other.

Let's print the games out.  I printed out 3 games to get me started.

Just print them all up on the white side of the patterned paper.  I dug around in my scrapbooking supplies and found some really nice ones.

I put all of them on the same patterned paper.  That way, at a later point in time I could increase the difficulty and time for the game playing.

Ok, let's get the games happening!

Just cut all the cards up and separate them out into their fact families.  Play one or more games at a time.  When you're finished playing just keep them in a small plastic baggie for later use. 

If you are going to use them with a lot of children, or for a lot of games - I also highly recommend laminating each game set before cutting them into the little cards.

If you'd like to see a video walk through, surprise, I have one!  :)

Thanks so much. See you again soon.  

Week 5

Last week we took a few days off and went camping.  It was our first time as a family in a tent.  It went great.  We can't wait to do another one.

As you all know I also use our get-aways to peruse strange second hand shops for books.  Yes, I found some more bargains on this trip too.  In particular I bought this:

A total bargain at $4.  All his paintings in a neat and organised book.

Noah is growing up.  I finally have a little toddler boy!

In the Maths department we started using these grid booklets for the girls to work out their questions.  I chose the ones that are roughly 1cm.  It's helping to keep all those numbers in the right columns.

Charlotte has been doing bits and pieces.  Each day I have it so she does something in the reading department, some flash cards, something from the maths department, and a random worksheet.   Occasionally I'll be adding a craft as well.

If you'd like a free copy of this worksheet, just click to download.

Miss 4 practiced her 3's a lot this week and she also started some morning work that I picked up from TpT.

Miss 8 gave me the BEST essay that she's ever written.  It's amazing how much improvement can be made on a little guidance.

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Read Dab Trace Write Bundle { freebie }

Here's another item that I decided to retire.

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Days the Week & Months of the Year

One of life's beauties is that when you put together a resource once you can come back and use it again and again.  I like handy stuff like that.

This week I've got one of those neat little packs that I recently retired from my store.

Just click on any picture to download the pack.

It has a couple of pages for the Days of the Week practice.  Have the child simply write the days in or use the cut and paste words also provided.   I like to print the days up on colored paper, they look nicer that way when they come to gluing them on.

There are also a couple of different pages for the Months of the Year, and they also come with the months for cut and pasting too.

Included are a couple of Anchor Charts as well.

Yeah, at any rate, I hope these are useful to someone, somewhere along the line.

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Alphabet Tracing Pages

Today we have some fine motor skill development with these tracing and coloring worksheets.

Just click the image to download the entire alphabet set.

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{ Week 33 } Plus Free Printables for the Letter Hh

Yep.

We are currently on week 33 for the school year.  I am hoping to get some catch up posts done of the older girls soon, since I have neglected them here on the blog of recent weeks.

But in the mean time, Charlotte does more preschool, ha ha ha.

This week I have a 19 page download for you.  { 17 pages of printables }

Just click on any of these pages to download the FREE workbook.

Practice writing the letter { h }.

I finally decided to ADD guided lines as well, for those who are ready to write as opposed to tracing.

The usual sorting between upper case and lower case.

I put 3 worksheets in there like the following.  Two in this format, and one in a reverse, where the child locates the correct letter to the picture.

A hat is also a must have.  Horses included in the file.  :o)

Then at the end of the file I also included a game board - this is the left hand side of the game.

There are a few other types of worksheets and resources in the pack as well.  I hope they are useful.

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Pirate Spelling Rules

This week I have a copy of the spelling rules that I keep.

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Writing My Numerals - Mermaid

Today I have Writing My Numerals - Mermaid available for you to download.

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They are perfect for your little ones just learning to write their numerals.

This week we hit up the number 5.

And a super cute craft for the letter { f }.

We also attempted an interactive cvc page.

It was a bit ahead of the game, but I thought I'd offer it to Miss 3 to see her reaction.

Little Noah can crawl and sit by himself!  He also cut his 3rd tooth.  { Upper top right }

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