To make full use of the time spent on math crafts, make them part of your cute math bulletin boards!
While I didn’t create these crafts with the purpose of making bulletin board decorations, their vibrant appeal and educational value make them the perfect addition to any math classroom or learning environment.
It helps to encourage students to take pride with their work and be more focused on the task at hand.
Through creating these hands-on activities, Mathematics can be incredibly cute, engaging, and fun.
So if you’re a teacher or educator looking to spice up your math classroom or make math more appealing to your students, you’re in the right place.
In this blog post, I’m going to share with you my fantastic collection that can help you create unbelievably cute math bulletin boards.
From mythical creatures to holiday-themed problems and hands-on activities, these resources will transform your classroom into an inspiring space for mathematical exploration.
Get ready to unleash the cuteness and creativity in math education with these unbelievably cute bulletin board ideas.
Area and Perimeter Hands On Activities
You can use this craft year-round or during October, the Halloween season.
Showcase your students’ unique monsters to demonstrate their understanding of area and perimeter while having a spooktacular time learning math concepts in a fun and engaging way!
Area Of Triangles Activity
I was inspired to craft this activity based on the success of the one mentioned earlier. If students enjoy creating rectilinear monsters, perhaps they’ll find the idea of crafting triangular monsters equally fascinating. After all, monsters, like everything else, can come in various shapes, so why not triangles?
Christmas Non-routine Word Problems Craft
Bring a festive touch to your math bulletin board during the holiday season. I love to use this gnome craft for my Primary 4 to 5 as these non-routine word problems are logical and interesting questions.
Related Read: 10 Fun Ways To Teach Word Problems That Will Make Your Students Delighted
Multiply Fractions Activities
Practice multiplying fraction while creating Christmas wreaths in December. You can use them as door decorations too.
Basic Math Facts Activities – Rake, Tree, Fall Leaf Craft
Incorporate the beauty of the fall season into your math bulletin board. Use fall-themed crafts such as rakes, trees, and maple leaves to practice basic math facts. Students can review addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills through these creative activities.
With 26 differentiation options in this fall craftivity, you’ll be able to cater to the diverse needs of every student in your class. Your students can do the same fall craft but with different questions now!
Fraction Paper Craft, Halloween Math Activities
I created the question pieces to make it logical fit with the Halloween crafts – monster, magic broom and haunted house. This inspired me to create more crafts that can be extended.
Tell The Time Activities – Long-neck Animals Crafts: Ostrich, Giraffe & Flamingo
These long-neck animal crafts include ostrich, giraffe & flamingo crafts.
18 Differentiation Options
- Telling Time To The Hour – o’clock
- Telling Time To The Hour – Draw Clock Hands
- Telling The Time – Half Past & To
- Half Past & To – Draw Clock Hands
- Telling The Time – Quarter Past & To
- Quarter Past / To – Draw Clock Face
- Telling Time To 5 Minutes
- Telling Time To 5 Minutes – Draw Clock Hands
- Telling Time To The Minute
- Telling Time To The Minute – Draw Clock Hands
- Converting Time In H And Min To Min
- Converting Time In Min To H And Min
- Find The End Time (Increment 1 Hour)
- Find The Start Time (Increment 1 Hour)
- Find The End Time (Increment 5 Min)
- Find The Start Time (Increment 5 Minute)
- 12 Hour Clock To 24 Hour Clock
- 24 Hour Clock To 12 Hour Clock
- Empty Template: Do-It-Yourself
Hands On Metric Measurement Activities – Math Bulletin Board
These long-tail animal crafts include ring tailed lemur, squirrel monkey, and coati crafts. There are 24 differentiation options that involve these metric system of measurement units: kg, g, km, m, cm, â„“, mâ„“.
Activities For Multiplication And Division
These long-body animal crafts include Crocodile, Snake, and Dachshund crafts.
17 Differentiation Options
- Multiply By 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
- Multiply By 6, 7 , 8, 9
- Multiply By 1 To 10
- Divide By 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
- Divide By 6, 7 , 8, 9
- Divide By 1 To 10
- Multiply 2-digit By 1-digit
- Multiply 3-digit By 1-digit
- Multiply 4-digit By 1-digit
- Multiply 2-digit By 2-digit
- Multiply 3-digit By 2-digit
- Divide 3-digit By 1-digit Without Remainder
- Divide 4-digit By 1-digit Without Remainder
- Divide 3-digit By 1-digit With Remainder
- Divide 4-digit By 1-digit With Remainder
- Multiply By 10, 100, 1000
- Divide By 10, 100, 1000
- Empty Template: Do-It-Yourself
Animals Back To School Crafts Bundle
Animal crafts can be used year-round and are always popular with students. If you want to save money and time, or are planning for animal-related theme lessons, this bundle is for you!
There are many differentiation options for each and the pieces can be used interchangeably. For example, instead of doing multiplication for long-tail animal crafts, you can review time instead.
Word Problems All Operations Mythical Creatures Crafts
Poster crafts are a direct and simple way to incorporate word problems with craft. So this idea came to my mind when I met a student who is weak in word problems and likes to do crafts. .
I asked her what characters she wanted, and she said unicorn. So to encourage my student to do more word problems, I created this craft.
To give more options to other students, I created other popular mythical creatures – dragon and phoenix.
Multistep Word Problems Greek Mythology Math Craft
This bulletin board idea combines multi-step word problems with Greek mythology creatures that are multi-headed. It seems a perfect fit, multi-step matches with multi-headed.
To reduce the time needed to create the craft, the creatures are more of a topper that you don’t need to cut. That gives me the flexibility to create creatures that have angles that are difficult to cut.
However, maybe my students are too used to cutting out the pieces, they find that it looks nicer if they cut out the Cerberus head.
Multiplication Facts Fluency Practice Animal Crafts Bulletin Board
This craft was created because my Primary 2 student said she wanted a rabbit craft.
The first thought that came to my mind is: it hop. And when I think of hopping, the only math association I canI think of is skip counting.
Thus, I decided to create a poster craft with a variety of ways to practice multiplication.
I think it was all worth it when my student exclaimed when she saw the craft.
So if your students are fans of any of these animals, grab them and watch their eyes light up today!
Drawing And Measuring Angles With A Protractor Craft
Do your students have issues measuring angles with a protractor? I do!
It floored me when the students still can’t measure the angles accurately even after some practice. So to create more practice and make it engaging, I created this math craft.
I love how the dragon turns out to be. I feel it is the cutest and I’m proud of it!
There are many ways you can position the pieces together. For example, how the gem-loving creatures hold the gem. So create your unique craft today!
Final Thoughts
In conclusion, we’ve explored an array of imaginative and educational math bulletin board ideas that can transform your classroom into an engaging and inspiring space for mathematical exploration.
These resources, although initially not intended for bulletin board decorations, have proven to be a perfect addition to any math classroom or learning environment.
By incorporating creative crafts and interactive activities, we’ve discovered that mathematics can be not only cute but also incredibly engaging and enjoyable.
These resources cater to different themes, seasons, and mathematical concepts, offering endless opportunities for educators to invigorate their teaching and make math more appealing to students.
Whether you choose mythical creatures, holiday-themed problems, or hands-on activities, you’re sure to witness your students’ enthusiasm for math grow, as they immerse themselves in these unbelievably cute math bulletin boards decorations.
So, don’t hesitate to unleash the cuteness and creativity in math education by integrating these captivating resources into your teaching repertoire.
Your students are bound to appreciate the engaging and fun learning experiences you provide, all while mastering important math concepts.
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