10 Best Math Videos
I love to use these best 10 amazing videos to practice and teach math skills! By adding movement and a catchy tune, students remember concepts much easier than if I was just speaking. Because these are the skills needed for all kindergarten math students, try to use at least one a day. You can check out my favorite 3D Shape videos, too!
The following are the 10 best videos teacher tested, kid approved math videos.
1. I Can Write My Numbers
Practice writing numbers in air, the first step to handwriting. This video focuses on the digits 0-9 so kiddos can write any number once they learn the pattern. Many students use the rhyming words to help them remember the formation.
2. Number Rock
Another great video to use at the beginning of the year to practice counting to 20 with the number! It is also a fun way to get some movement when kiddos need to move and get rid of some excess energy.
3. Let’s Get Fit
Students certainly love to move and exercise to count to 100. Jack Hartman is usually my “go to” videos. He explains many skills easily. This video is great practice with movement.
4. Shapes, Sides, and Vertices
Obviously perfect for 2 D practice with the math words we use to describe the shapes. Students really start to understand these difficult math words. Yep, Jack Hartman again!
5. Number in the Teens They Start with a One
Just for those kiddos that have difficulty identifying teen numbers. Perfect for recall.
6. Numbers in the Teens
Number sense practice! A must for understanding number sense. This makes it so easy to understand the difficult concept of teen numbers as 10 and some more.
7. Teenage Numbers
Explains the idea of teen numbers! So important for introduction of teen numbers. It is a teaching video not a song.
8. 3D Shapes I Know
9. Shapes for Kids
Without a doubt, a fun 2D practice movement song. While writing the basic shapes in the air kiddos practice circle, square, triangle, rectangle, and oval.
10. The Shapes Song (Oh, Boy Oh Man) Punk Rock Song
Another fast song with children showing the shapes. Undeniably fun way to teach all the shapes. (circle, oval, triangle, trapezoid, rhombus, square, rectangle, and parallelogram.) It talks about the shapes within the shapes, also.
