Middle school math doesn’t have to be worksheets and formulas — real-world, hands-on projects can make it exciting and meaningful. From designing stained-glass art with linear equations to running a ...

Start with a deck of cards. Before the trick, sneak a peek at the 10th card in the deck. Memorize it. Ask your volunteer to add the first and second digit of their number together. For instance, if he ...

Fourth grade math doesn’t have to be worksheets and groans — it can be full of games, real-world challenges, and creative projects that spark curiosity. From multiplication bingo to problem-solving ...

Tossing water balloons at numbers on the sidewalk is not only fun, but it gives children a chance to put their math skills to the test. Older kids can draw targets with numbers that go as high as they ...

Concerned about what they see as a dearth of instructional materials aligned with the Common Core State Standards in math, several educators in Utah, with support from the state office of education, ...

Math can be scary for our kiddos, so why not make it fun? Mathnasium of Philadelphia shared some Halloween-themed crafts to get little ones excited about the subject.