Here at Excel Math we love to offer
you fun math ideas that celebrate different holidays.

Base ten cards are extremely
useful in helping students identify and add or subtract numbers. Cut out the shamrocks and let students figure out how many more are needed to make 10 on each card.
Or enlarge the shamrocks and have your students cut them out and use them to create math flashcards.
You can even have your students
create story problems that go with each card: Patty had 8 shamrocks, he gave 3 shamrocks
to his little brother. How many shamrocks does Patty have now?

On the right is an example of an expanded word problem (called Create A Problem) included in our 2nd - 6th Grade math sheets. Click on the image for a larger view.
Some Excel Math lesson sheets are designed for the students to CREATE and SOLVE their own word problems.

You may want to bring in cupcakes or muffins with green sprinkles and ask your students to create math story problems about sharing the food among several students.
Let the students act out the story problem to check their answers. Then divide the treats among the class.

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