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My Free Little Math Books

By: Liz

Make these sweet little math books with your kidsI’ve been working on a new teaching product for CVC words that is interactive, and making cute little books like these are a favourite. So I thought I’d make some to give away! There is one page for addition and one for subtraction using numbers 0-5.

They’re simple and easy to use and the kids will be able to make them as well (maybe with a little help).

Please download your Little Math Books here – no glue necessary, just a pair of scissors!

Have fun making these tiny math books

I do hope you enjoy using these math books and wish you happy teaching and learning.

PS If you like teeny tiny books you need to download these free Little Alphabet Books as well as this Little Number Book.

Looking for more activities and games for numbers 0-5?

FLUENT WITHIN FIVE contains 7 different games focused on addition and subtraction within five.

Fun games to build confidence with addition and subtraction within 5.

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Comments

  6. rhoda says

    i love these! i tried checking your tpt if you had made a set yet and was sad to see that this is all you have so far.

    • Liz says

      Thanks Rhoda! I’m currently working on word family activities that have lots of hands-on activities. Each word family will include 3 mini-books like this. 1 with individual words and a picture, another with simple sentences, and the third with a slightly more difficult sentences. If you want to look at it you can find the ‘at words’ pack here http://bit.ly/1xw36Ke.

      I haven’t made any other math ones yet. I’m glad you like them!

    • Liz says

      You’re welcome, Brenda! Make sure to click on the Math tab to find all my math posts as most of them contain a free activity. Cheers!

    • Liz says

      Thanks, Linda! Itty-bitty books is such a great name. And I can imagine keeping blank ones around really encourages the kids to grab them and start writing!

  9. Hantie says

    Thanks a lot Liz for sharing this with us. I am teaching at a LSEN school and have a few autistic children in my class. They enjoy doing maths and I am sure they are going to love this little book.

    • Liz says

      Thanks Hantie, I’m so glad these are useful for children with a variety of learning needs, thanks for letting me know!

    • Liz says

      Hi Kathy! There is one addition and one subtraction booklet and they can be downloaded together by clicking on the highlighted link. The linked words are ‘Little Math Books’ and you can find it just above the second picture that shows how to construct the books.

    • Liz says

      Thanks for the message, Danielle! I’ve checked the link but it’s working for me so I’m not sure how to help. Perhaps try with a different computer?

      If anyone else is having problems downloading I’d love to hear about it!

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