November Math Centers are perfect for the fall! I intentionally designed these resources to include the skills that are covered during the month of November. Activities in this post are part of the Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade series.
Our November Math Centers
There are November-themed math centers aligned with Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd grade standards. Each comes in digital and printed formats, with full-color and black-and-white options. Every center includes a direction sign, recording sheet, and answer key. With Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd grade versions, these centers make it easy to differentiate math skills for learners, offering flexible options to support students at various levels.
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Place Value
1st grade students will count and compare pictures of objects using the greater than, less than and equal to symbols when they play the game Fall Values.
In 2nd grade's Build the Number, students build 3 digit numbers using base ten blocks and record their responses.
Or, try the Kindergarten version focusing on the use of base ten blocks.
Shapes
Students spin a spinner to land on 2D or 3D shapes. They work to cover all the shapes on their page.Try the 1st or 2nd grade version with your students.
Counting & Identifying Coins
In Cha-Ching, Students find the sum of coins on task cards and record their responses.
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Addition
Combining dice rolling with addition is always an engaging combination. For 1st grade or students who need addition review, try Roll & Add. Students roll three dice to practice adding three numbers.For those ready to move on at a 2nd grade level, it's time for Roll & Compare, in which students roll dice to build 2 digit numbers and compare them using greater, less, and equal signs.
Kindergarteners will enjoy hands-on addition practice.
Build a Turkey
Students build turkeys by solving for the sum of 2 digit numbers. The 1st grade version of the focuses on solving for small sums 7-10, while the 2nd grade version has students adding in the double digits.
Missing Addends
With Balancing Act's cute pumpkin theme, students will use the 1st grade version to solve for missing addends to create balanced equations.
In the 2nd grade version, students write the missing addend in an addition sentence to create a true balanced equation.
Fact Families
Try Welcome Home, in which students use given numbers to complete a fact family house. In the 2nd grade version, Students build fact families using 2 digit numbers.
Telling Time
In Pumpkin Matching, Students match task cards with digital and analog times on them. The 1st grade version sticks with times to the hour, while the 2nd grade version extends into the nearest 5 minutes.
Skip Counting
Students select number strips and find the 2 digit number that is missing.
Or practice the counting basics with these two Kindergarten centers.
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Serve It Up
Students solve silverware themed subtraction problems, starting with basic subtraction in the 1st grade version, to two-digit subtraction in the 2nd grade version.
Ordinal Number Puzzles
Students match ordinal number word form to number form.
Subitizing
Subitizing is the ability to instantly recognize the number of objects in a small group without counting each one individually. Try this Kindergarten centers to practice this necessary skill.
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We have centers for every month of the year and then some!
Your centers always look like such fun! I am having difficulty loading the freebie. When I get to it on google, it just a bunch of letter, symbols and numbers. It reminds me of The Matrix and I expect to see Keanu Reeves! Lol
Hello Christine! Thanks for your interest in our math centers! Here’s another way to access this freebie: https://luckylittlelearners.com/lp-free-math-centers-resources/ Thanks!
Hi there! I am just wondering if you ever offer freebies or activities geared more towards preschool or kindergarten?
Hello Amy! Our activities and content are typically geared towards 1st and 2nd grades. However, we do have kindergarten-appropriate resources in our shop. You can view them HERE. Thanks for asking and have a wonderful day!