Anyone who knows me, knows that I’m a planner, and so I’ve been working on ideas to add into our homeschool. Of course I’m going to share them with you!
For now my plan is to do 4 days of Text Book math, and 1 day of Living Math. I figure if I do 1 Living Math lesson per week, I’ll need at least 34 ideas for next year’s schedule. So far I’ve come up with 45 ideas to pick from. I added in printables where possible to help you implement the ideas in your homeschool as well!
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This is just a start to my Living Math ideas, and I’d love to hear what you all incorporate in your school as well. The ideas in this download are mainly for early elementary level students. For preschool, you can easily add in any type of counting, sorting, patterning ideas as well. You can even include them in the activities presented in this book as well. You’ll have to show them how to measure things and read a ruler. And what preschooler wouldn’t love to do some liquid measuring, don’t sell them short, include them in the fun and I think you’ll be surprised!
Do you have Living Math ideas to share? Comment below I’d love to have more ideas to add to the arsenal!
Thank you for the download! Those are some great ideas!
Thanks for the great information. Your blog is always so helpful.
Thank you for this! This looks so exciting! 🙂 Can't wait to do this!!!
Thanks! Great ideas!
When I taught 4th grade I used Marcy Cook's math materials (Marcy Cookmath.com) I also used a game called the 24 Game.
Hello and Thank you for this item…
Thank you so much for this! I have been looking for some living math lessons to add to our Life of Fred books. This looks like it will be a perfect addition!!!
Don’t comment much but visit often. Just wanted to say a BIG thank you for the skip counting sheets and the Living math ideas. I also used severl print outs related to our workboxes…our first year using them. So appreciate you sharing your hard work and effort for others to benefit from. I have one special needs child and find little time to be creative. So THANK YOU tons!
I know this post and resource is almost 2yrs old but I found it today on pinterest and I’m so excited! Thank you so much for this phenomenal resource! So excited to use some of these living math activities with my kiddos.