Easter Math Center - Bunny+Egg Game!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Renee Abramovitz, former teacher and creator of the fabulous teacher resource site, School Sparks, sent us an email about the new Easter math game she created and we think your kinders will have a ball with it! Practicing numeral recognition and simple addition as they go, players will take turns 'hunting for eggs' and, at the end, the player with the most eggs, wins!
Here's what Renee had to say about it...
"For young kids, the words LEARNING and FUN do not always go in the same sentence. Until now! The colorful board game will challenge your child to hop around a backyard, collecting Easter eggs as he goes -- but he can only keep the set of eggs he finds if he can correctly complete the basic addition problem that goes together with each set of eggs."
The best part, you can download her fantastic game at School Sparks! She offers it, along with lots of other Easter worksheets, for free, so be sure to head on over there and check it out!
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