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Geometric Coloring Designs
Denise created these coloring pages for her homeschool co-op math kids, but now we’ve collected them into a 42-page PDF coloring book for your family to enjoy. Includes several links to creative ideas for playing with graph paper.
Download Geometric Coloring Designs
Number Game Printables Pack
The 22-page PDF Number Game Printables Pack file includes hundred charts, graph paper, and game boards from the first two Math You Can Play books.
Download Number Game Printables Pack
Multiplication & Fraction Printables
The 44-page PDF Multiplication & Fraction Printables file features two decks of mathematical model playing cards, plus hundred charts and all the game boards for the Math You Can Play: Multiplication & Fractions book.
Download Multiplication & Fraction Printables
Hundred Charts Galore!
The 50-page PDF Hundred Charts Galore! printables file features 1–100 charts, 0–99 charts, bottom’s-up versions, multiple-chart pages, blank charts, game boards, and more. Everything you need to play the activities in the 70+ Things to Do with a Hundred Chart book (coming soon from Tabletop Academy Press).
Download Hundred Charts Galore
How to purchase your materials?
Hi, Vani,
Thanks for asking! You can search for my books at your favorite online retailer. Or check out the descriptions, online excerpts, and store links on my Playful Math Books page.
Thank you for this printable pack. I own Math games for elementary students and it has been very helpful for us. We enjoy the games.
Hello, Holly,
I’m glad you hear you are enjoying the games!
Hi Denise. I just wanted to tell you that you have quite literally changed the way I think about math, feel about math, teach math, and interact with math concepts. I homeschool my 3rd and 8th grader and your book has had an enormous impact on our interaction with math every single day. I’ve had a lifelong aversion to math and numbers. My bend is much more toward literature, writing and words. Math confused me from an early age and I was fearful of the responsibility when it came to teaching my kids. We now live a math saturated life. Everything can be turned into a puzzle or mystery when approaching a search for patterns or revealing math’s constant presence. Thank you is not nearly a big enough statement but it’s all I have so THANK YOU!
Wow, Melanie. That’s so encouraging! I’m glad my work has helped, but congratulations to you for having the courage to face the fear and move through it. And what a blessing to your kids, for them to see that sort of lifelong learning in Mom.
Thank you for publishing your books and also the free resources. I hope to turn my math-adverse older children (10 and 12) away from their fear of math and cultivate a love for it in my 6-year-old. I only wish I’d found out about you sooner!
Hello, Heidi, and you’re welcome! I’m glad to hear that my books are helping. 🙂
Denise, I am so glad to have found your books at my local library! I tutor a student at my daughter’s school. When I started out, I tried to just follow the curriculum books for the two grades the student was behind. It wasn’t going well. Then I found your books and even just in the introduction learned a whole different way to approach things. “My” student is doing really well now. Still not caught up with the rest of the class but getting closer every day and he actually looks forward to and enjoys doing math now, at least most of the time! Who knew I just had to make it fun and engaging? 🙂 Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Lisa, that’s great! It’s exciting to see a student respond so well, isn’t it? I love to see the light go on in a kid’s eyes when he understands a new idea. 🙂