Grades 3, 4, 5 Easter Math. Upper Elementary Math Activities for Spring. Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, and Money Skills.

This is a fun math warm-up activity to do around Easter time. Give the students the number clues, label your eggs with some numbers, and let the solve the mystery as to which egg is hiding the candy.

Easter Color By Number

The big bunny is coming! :) If you want some fun math with an Easter theme, you are going to love these Easter math freebies! ...

Easter Egg Math Cards Freebie

The Easter Bunny and I have a date tomorrow, so I'm posting my math journal post a day early this week. Besides, who can do all that typing when your fingers are covered in chocolate. ;) Since we've been learning about multiples this week, and I've been horrified concerned by my students difficulty with the basic multiplication facts, I've decided that more is better and we're deep into drill mode in the classroom. For our math journal this week, we completed a "Totally Egg-cellent Multiple"…

🎉🐰 Get ready for some springtime fun with these Easter-themed multiplication worksheets! More than 20 different worksheets are included for practicing multiplication and division facts, and then once colored and cut out the images create a colorful Easter Village bulletin board display! Ideal for 3rd or 4th grade with lots of differentiation options. Easter themed multiplication fun!

Looking for a fun math activity for your students at Easter? How about my multiplication egg hunt! It's always a hit with students!

The Easter Math bundle cover two-step word problems using the four operations, using equations with a letter, multiplication and division fact families, and recognizing fractions as part of a whole, the difference between the numerator and denominator, understand that fractions can be represented on a number line, represent a fraction from 0 to 1, divide fractions into equal parts on a number line. #fractions #taskcards #thirdgrademath #homeschoolmath

It is finally time to take all the snowmen down and put winter away until next year! Spring is on its way and I wanted to put up some of my student's artwork, but I have been so behind in my curriculum this year (thanks pandemic) that I hated to take away time from lesson, so I combined math and art! Symmetry Butterflies My math curriculum never once mentions symmetry! Crazy! So we did a quick lesson on symmetry by folding some paper to see if they had symmetry and talking about how we have…