100 Fun Math Games for Kids Ages 4–8: 100 Hands-On Activities for Counting, Number Sense, Addition, Subtraction, Shapes, Fractions, Measurement, Money, Time & More - Softcover

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Make math something your child wants to do.

100 Fun Math Games for Kids Ages 4–8 turns essential early math skills into hands-on games children can play, explore, and understand.

Part of the NumberBloom series, this book includes 100 fun, low-prep math activities designed to help preschool, kindergarten, Grade 1, and early elementary learners build strong mathematical foundations—without relying on endless worksheets or rote memorization.

Using simple household materials such as dice, cards, coins, cups, buttons, toys, paper, and everyday objects, children learn math by seeing it, touching it, building it, moving it, and playing with it.

Inside you'll find activities covering:

• Counting and number recognition
• Number sense and comparing numbers
• Addition and subtraction
• Ten frames and number lines
• Odd and even numbers
• Skip counting and early multiplication
• Sharing, division, and remainders
• Shapes, geometry, patterns, and symmetry
• Fractions and equal parts
• Measurement, length, weight, and capacity
• Money and coin recognition
• Telling time and calendars
• Graphing and sorting
• Math facts and fluency
• Logic, reasoning, and problem solving

The games are organized into four progressive levels, beginning with foundational counting and number skills and gradually introducing more challenging concepts. This makes it easy to choose activities that match your child's current ability while giving them room to grow.

Each game includes Skills & Goals, Materials, easy-to-follow instructions, and a Why This Matters section explaining the mathematical concept being developed and how it supports future learning.

Perfect for:

• Kids ages 4–8
• Preschool and kindergarten math
• Grade 1 and early Grade 2 math practice
• Homeschool math activities
• Parents looking for educational games at home
• Teachers, tutors, caregivers, and learning centers
• Visual and hands-on learners
• Screen-free learning and rainy-day activities
• Extra math practice and confidence building

Whether your child is just beginning to count or is ready to explore addition, subtraction, fractions, measurement, multiplication, and problem solving, these activities are designed to make math easier to understand—and more enjoyable to practice.

Build the foundation. Grow the confidence.

Learn It. Build It. Play It. Master It.

NumberBloom — Growing Confident Math Thinkers.

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