Pretty soon there will be tons of eggs to dye, and plenty of leftover egg cartons. Put those egg cartons to good use with this easy to set up math activity!
This math activity can easily be tweaked to fit the learning level of your student.
Preschooler Egg Carton Math Activity
For my preschooler I used a pen and wrote the numbers 1-12 in the spaces of the carton.
To work on those pinching muscles and fine motor skills he used beads, placing the correct number in each space.
You could also use small pom-poms or even leftover candy pieces for this math activity.
Kindergarten Egg Carton Math Activity
For the kindergartner I made one with simple addition problems.
This simple math activity using those leftover egg cartons is sure to be a hit.
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Susie@homemaker-mom says
Ok I was so happy you did this post! I have to teach pre-k on the next up coming Fridays ( before now I was just a helper in the homeschool co-0p) because I have teens and its been so long ago I was clueless. I had come up with some stuff but needed more! I love this because this will go perfectly with my theme for my first week I teach solo! Yay you made my day. I better get busy saving some cartoons!
OneMommy says
LOL — glad I can be of help! Maybe you will find a few other ideas from here in the next few weeks! 😉
Have fun, and let me know how it turns out!
creativejewishmom/sara says
Love this idea, thanks for sharing on craft schooling sunday!
OneMommy says
Thank you! And thank you for hosting! 🙂
Natalie PlanetSmartyPants says
Egg carton math can be so much fun. I am adding this post to my Easter Learning round up for Afterschool next week.
OneMommy says
Thanks so much for adding it to your Easter Round Up! Can’t wait to check it out!
handmade by amalia says
This is a great idea and I’m going to try it as soon as a carton becomes available!
I was thinking beads but candy will probably be more popular:-)
xo
OneMommy says
I try to use beads when we pull out the egg cartons — most of the time. But, yes, candy is definitely more popular! 🙂