Listed below are links to some resources that can be used for Guided Math stations. In your search to find math station tasks, games and activities, remember to begin with your standards and remember that math stations should be based on Concepts to maintain.
Skills to maintain by grade level:
Kindergarten
No concepts or skills are listed for Kindergarten, because it is the students’ first exposure to GPS. Workstation ideas should come from the areas in which more practice is needed.
First Grade
Number Words
Ordinal Numbers
Equivalence
Basic geometric shapes
Spatial relationships – positional words
Calendar time and daily schedule
Estimating – using 10 as a benchmark
Name and value of coins
Measurement – comparing and ordering
Second Grade
Fluency with single-digit addition/subtraction facts to 18
Fair trades with coins or bills
Duration and sequence of events
Number patterns, skip count, odd/even
Fact families
Fractions: halves, fourths
Tally marks
Picture graphs
Estimation: rounding to nearest ten
Telling time
Measurement – estimating, comparing, and ordering
Basic geometric figures and spatial relationships
Third Grade
Comparison of numbers
Addition & subtraction of multi-digit numbers
Length & time
Geometric shapes
Money
Area models (arrays) of multiplication
Fourth Grade
Addition & subtraction of decimals
Multiplication & division of whole numbers
Area
Perimeter
Place Value
Weight and Length
Fifth Grade
Add and subtract decimal fractions
Whole numbers and decimal fraction computation
Angle measurement
Length, area and weight
Number sense
Add and subtract common fractions with like denominators
Data usage and representation
Characteristics of 2D & 3D shapes
Order of operations
On line resoruces:
Math Skills Practice by Strand Grades K-2
Math Skills Practice by Strand Grades 3 -5
Student Interactive Activities Grades 3-5
Tens & Ones Game from Maryilyn Burns
Math Power Points and Games K-5
If you are interested in another new site with great interactive resources for your Smartboard, be sure to visit
It has videos, games, and worksheets. You are also able to view resources by grade level or strand!
Looking for a way to challenge your child or students by adding some rigor? Here are some web sites you may want to try!
Quadrilateral Quest - helps students master difficult vocabulary while learning the properties of quardilaterals. Opportuntites to sort by attribute, and then take an online quiz to see what you learned (self correcting!)
NRICH Specialist in Rich Mathematics The NRICH Project aims to enrich the mathematical experiences of all learners. On the website you will find thousands of free mathematics enrichment materials (problems, articles and games) for teachers and learners from ages 5 to 19 years. All the resources are designed to develop subject knowledge, problem-solving and mathematical thinking skills. The website is updated with new material on the first day of every month.
Visual Fractions - a tutorial that uses numberlines and circles the help students master all of the fraction concepts. Some games and investigations are included.
I hope you find these useful.
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