Improve fine motor strength, shape knowledge, and have fun while completing this hands-on math activity! This is a wonderful marshmallow activity for shape sorting and identification. Marshmallow 2D Shape Build! Use mini marshmallows and toothpicks to build 2d shapes. Also, great for sorting shapes by the number of sides. This is a great activity for 2D shape identification and talking about straight lines and vertices. Marshmallow 2D Shapes! Draw shapes on a piece of paper and have your little learners dab the corners. Practice counting, one-to-one correspondence, color recognition, and so much more! Marshmallow Roll & Count! Roll a die and dab the marshmallow that many times. Marshmallow Paint Patterns! Cut strips of paper, gather some paint and large marshmallows, and get practicing patterns with your little learners! You can stamp the beginning of the pattern beforehand and have students complete the color pattern or students can make their own patterns. Teach little learners about graphing, most, least, colors, counting, and so much more with this fun, hands-on math activity! Marshmallow Color Graphs! Use marshmallows like stamps with paint to make a fun graph. This post contains affiliate links which means I earn a tiny commission when you use my links at no cost to you. Use these marshmallow math activities for a camping theme, hot cocoa theme, summer theme, or snowman theme.Ĭheck out my other math resources: Counting 1-10, Graphing & Sorting, 2D Shape Unit, & 3D Shape Unit! These marshmallow math activities focus on skills like one-to-one correspondence, sorting, exploring shapes, making patterns, creating graphs, and increasing fine motor strength at the same time. Marshmallows are an awesome math manipulative because you can create so many fun hands-on math activities or preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students! Put the worksheets away and have FUN while learning! Providing students with hands-on activities is the best way to encourage students to be excited about learning, and engage them in multiple math learning experiences.
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