Printable Math Mats + Manipulatives for K, 1st & 2nd Grade

Description

Are you teaching from home or teaching from the classroom? Either way, we know how important it is for kids to have hands-on practice! Use these math mats during your math time to help your students understand important foundational math skills!

What’s included in Math Mats:

Manipulatives

• Directions
• Printable Post-Its with Parent Directions
• Number Cards 1 – 20 with Ten Frames
• Number Cards 1 – 120
• Clock Numbers
• Pattern Block Templates {colored and black & white verison}
• 100s, 10s, and 1s {colored and black & white verison}
• Red/Yellow Circle counters

Math Mats Included

• My Whiteboard {2 versions}
• Numbers {1 – 20}
• 100 Chart
• 120 Chart
• Ordering Numbers
• Number Line {2 versions}
• 10 More, 10 Less, 1 More, 1 Less
• Ten Frame Mat {2 versions}
• Double Ten Frame Mat {2 versions}
• Tens/Ones Mat
• Tens/Ones/Hundreds Mat
• Number Bonds {3 versions}
• Comparing Numbers {2 versions}
• Part-Part-Whole {2 versions}
• My Strategies
• Telling Time
• Shapes {Flat/Solid}
• Fact Family House
• Money Reference Sheet {colored and black & white verison}
• Coin Sorting
• Fraction Reference Sheet {colored and black & white verison}
• Bar Model

To use, simply print the desired Math Mats and manipulatives for your class!

I slipped my mats into sheet protectors, placed inside a binder, and added the necessary manipulatives!

Other teachers’ experiences with these Math Mats

“I can’t wait to use these with my grade 1 and 2 students. These mats are exactly what I was missing!! Thank you SO much!!!”

“My students are very much visual learners. They do best with manipulatives and with seeing things in motion. This product provided both the necessary manipulatives and accurate visuals for my students to utilize.”

“I love these math mats – I am always looking for more quick math activities to do with all of our manipulatives. I will definitely be printing on colored cardstock and laminating for future use!”

“This has been a great resource to use along with our math units. They make it easier for my students to practice the math concepts we are learning in class.”