Super simply and a great alternative to standard practice worksheets!
Simple draw your “bunny,” write in four random numbers in the boxes, and start adding! You will add diagonally and put the answer in the ears, across to the arms, down to the legs, and all the way around to the tail!
Addition Bunny Instructions
My students enjoy creating their own math problems and it keeps them practicing these skills in a fun way!
Multi-Digit Subtraction Diffy Square Instructions
Multi-Digit Diffy Square Instructions
Draw a square, write down a random number in each of the corners, then start subtracting. Watch the video for step by step instructions.
I hope you enjoy these simple math practice activities! Follow me for more instructional videos coming soon!
My students love the game garbage (some call it trash), but
I wanted to make it more meaningful for 4th grade, so I turned it
into the MINI Decimal Garbage Game!
This is a very simple game that can be played individual,
partner, or small group of no more than four.
Instructions: Dealer deals out 10 cards face down to each
player. The remaining cards go in a
stack in the middle. All players line
their cards up in two rows of five.
The dealer goes first and draws one card. That card will be placed in the correct
position on the row. The sequence is
.1-1.00. See picture for more details.
The dealer continues to play until he/she can no longer
place a card. That card is discarded next
to the stack face-up. The next player
has the option of taking the discarded card or drawing one. Then he/she continues to place the cards in
the correct sequence until he/she can’t anymore. This continues until the first player to have
all 10 cards flipped over in the correct sequence wins.
One of many ways the board can look when finished
I made this super small because we are very limited on copies at my school. I also wanted to make them the exact size of these mini containers. You can sometimes find these at Dollar Tree, but they are also on Amazon. Here is the direct link if you want to purchase some for yourself.
There are only four pages to print on cardstock with a label
for the mini container lid. I printed 4
sets for my class, and this allows up to 16 kids to play at a time!
Please let me know if you have any questions! Here is the link to the mini cards if you would like your kiddos to play!
Rachel Archer 