End of the Year Math Activities Fine Motor Sensory Bin Centers

Description

Make end of the year math activities exciting and engaging with these hands-on centers designed to strengthen key kindergarten math skills. These activities provide a fun way for students to practice number sense, addition, subtraction, and counting while also building fine motor skills. Designed for use in sensory bins, these interactive centers add a tactile element to learning, helping reinforce math concepts in a memorable way.

Each activity is quick and easy to set up, making them perfect for busy teachers. Simply print, laminate the center cards for durability, and have students use the included recording sheets to show their work. Step-by-step directions and visual cues ensure students can work independently, making these activities ideal for math centers, small groups, or early finisher tasks.

This resource includes six engaging stations:

• Number Comparison: Students determine which comparison symbol belongs between two numbers.
• I Have, I Need to 20: Students use ten frames to determine how many more are needed to reach 20.
• True or False Fluency to 5: Students decide if addition or subtraction equations to 5 are correct.
• Counting by 5s: Students record a number and count forward by 5s.
• Subtraction to 10: Students solve subtraction problems using visual clues.
• Decomposing Base 10: Students break numbers into tens and ones.

These end of the year math activities keep learning fresh and engaging while reinforcing essential skills. With minimal prep required, you can provide meaningful, hands-on math practice that will keep students motivated and confident as the year wraps up!