Math Placemats

The Multiplication Table placemat begins with 1x1=1 and goes up to 12x12=144.

The Addition Table placemat begins with 1+1=2 and goes up to 12+12=24.

Your child will learn their fractions.

Your child will learn the numbers one through hundred.

Your child will learn their addition and subtraction facts.

The Subtraction Table placemat begins with 1-1=0 and goes up to 23-12=11.

"Let's Add Numbers" was designed to develop basic addition skills featuring numbers 1-5 on side one, side two 6-10.

"Let's Subtract Numbers" was designed to develop basic Subtraction skills featuring numbers 1-5 on side one, side two 6-10.

The Division Table placemat begins with 1 divided by 1 = 1 and goes up to 144 divided by 12 = 12.

"Let's Multiply Numbers" was designed to develop basic multiplication skills featuring numbers 1-5 on side one, side two 6-10.

"Let's Divide Numbers" was designed to develop basic division skills featuring numbers 1-5 on side one, side two 6-10.

The Fractions placemat can be a useful tool for children to learn about what fractions are.

The placemat has movable clock hands that teach a child minutes and hours.

Your child will learn their multiplication and division facts.

Practice your subtraction table and every day subtraction problems.

Practice your addition table and do every day math problems.

Your child can practice their multiplication facts.

Practice the division table and do every day math problems using division.

Your child will learn all about money.

Learn numbers and counting while learning about insects.

Practice the times (multiplication) table again and again and do every day math problems using multiplication

Build valuable First Grade level math skills by doing fun activities related to addition, subtraction, money and telling time.

Count dolls, clowns, balloons, or hats.

Features counting in English and Spanish.

Highly colorful pie graphics show various fractions.

Convert fractions into their decimal equivalents.

Reduce these fractions to their simplest form.

It features our bills from $1.00 - $100, our coins, and interactive practice exercises on the back.

Learn how to make calculations with money.

Displays clocks with time on the hour and each 5 minute interval.

Learn about the Standard Measurement System used in America: Length, Capacity, Weight/Mass, Temperature.

Colorful characters who simplify the four components used in metrics: Length, Capacity, Weight or Mass, Temperature.

Learn how to read roman numerals.

Learn your shapes and colors.