This week I am going to post some of my favorite math lessons that I have come up with for my daughter, Torrance, who is in Kindergarten and learning addition and subtraction. She does pretty well, but I always like to provide extra help. The last thing she wants to do after school or during vacation is more math worksheets so I had to tap in to what she does like to do and turn it in to a math lesson. Torrance loves penguins and she loves anything artsy. I decided to put these two obsessions together and came up with a color by numbers math lesson. It was so easy to do and she loved coloring her penguins. I downloaded a couple of penguin coloring pages from the Internet. I chose four colors that would be the primary colors used for the pages and made a code (i.e, 2= red, 3= green). In each section that should be colored red I put addition problems that would equal two. In each section that would be colored green I put addition problems that would equal three. I made two pages for her, with a total of 8 colors and 8 possible solutions to addition problems. This is such a simple math lesson. You can use your child’s favorite coloring book or even draw your own pictures and write the equations in the appropriate sections to be colored.
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