Step by step instructions to make your own simple geoboard for hands-on math and learning for young kids. Easy STEM at home.

Have you heard of busy bags? I love them, and so does Bailey! To sum it up, they are activities for toddlers, fun games that teach numbers, colors, letters, help develop fine motor skills, etc. I was scanning Pinterest (follow me here) and came across this and wanted to make my own set of bags. Then I thought, why make my own set when I could host a swap and get a wide selection of Busy Bags at a fraction of the time! Done! The bags needed to meet certain criteria; self-contained…

DIY Geoboard - Kidz Activities

25 awesomely unique geoboards and geoboard activities for kids to try! They allow children to explore a variety of math concepts in a very hands-on way.

You were looking for another DIY project, no? Honestly, neither was I when I decided to build our own geo-boards. I've had the idea in the back of my mind for months now and in an effort to clean out the back of my mind so all of the more important tasks of this time of year could roll their way up front, I picked up a box of nails at the hardware store this week. I am not handy with a hammer. I did go through wood-shop classes in middle school and that is where I perfected the art of…

Let's make a geoboard! Geoboards are easy to make, budget-friendly and fun for kids of all ages from preschoolers and kindergarten kids to elementary aged

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Geometrical Board: There are 1 wooden board with 64pcs of nails half driven in, 35 pattern cards(5 empty cards & 30 geometric cards). The supply of one individual package of latex band pack are more than enough. The board measures 7 x 7 x 0.9in, weigh 14.4 oz. Educational Toy: Having them in school to learn all types of different 2D shapes and figuring out fractions. Good for kids who love making shapes, letters, designs and struggle with grasp, fine motor & visual motor skills. Competitive…

Have you ever made your own DIY geoboard? They are so easy to make with supply you already have at home. All you need is cardboard and pushpins. And it becomes an instant activity to engage your toddler. This takes only half an hour from start and finish. Lets see how. Materials Used: Cardboard/ shipping box Pencil and ruler Craft knife Pushpins Tacky glue Rubber bands in various sizes Step 1: Cut a 6" x 6" cardboard piece. Draw lines horizontally and vertically forming one inch squares…

Polygons, quadrilaterals, and parallelograms, oh my! Anybody else get it all confused? To help my oldest son practice polygons, I grabbed a busted bulletin board my husband had tossed in the trash (not quite dumpster diving, but I wouldn't put it past me to do that either for the sake of my kiddo's education!). The bulletin board was a thin layer of cork paper over corrugated cardboard. I cut it and glued two plies together, making two smaller, albeit thicker, bulletin boards. Now I…