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120 Ideas for TPT Sellers to Create Math Activities

As a math teacher or teacher seller, you’re always looking for creative ways to engage your students. Sometimes, all you need is a spark of inspiration to set your activities apart. It is time to create math activities that stand out! For example, instead of a generic scavenger hunt, why not create a Thanksgiving-themed scavenger hunt where students collect items related to a traditional Thanksgiving meal? Or, instead of basic task cards, spice things up with beach-themed word problems that transport your students to a sunny vacation. This list of seasonal activity ideas will help you brainstorm your next themed math activities to sell on TPT!

Math Activity Ideas for Teachers:

Take these generic math ideas and combine them with the seasonal themes listed below to create math activities into engaging and exciting resources for your classroom or to sell on TPT.

  1. Task Cards – (Learn how to make these HERE)
  2. Scavenger Hunts – (Learn how to make these HERE)
  3. Worksheets
  4. Cubes – (Learn how to make these HERE)
  5. Matching Activities
  6. Craftivities – (Learn how to make these HERE)
  7. Chains – (Learn how to make these HERE)
  8. Multiple Choice Activities
  9. Escapes
  10. Sorts

I can teach you how to create ALL these and more in my workshops! Check them out HERE!

120 Seasonal Math Resource Ideas!

Here is a list of 10 seasonal ideas for each month, providing a jumping-off point to create math activities that stand out!

January:

  1. Winter Wonderland
  2. Snow Days
  3. New Year’s Resolutions
  4. Winter Games
  5. Hot Chocolate
  6. Ice Skating
  7. Building Snowmen
  8. Popcorn Day
  9. First Day of School
  10. Martin Luther King Jr. Day

February:

  1. Valentine’s Day
  2. Groundhog Day
  3. Presidents’ Day
  4. Love is in the Air
  5. Heart Shapes
  6. Friendship
  7. Winter Sports
  8. Chinese New Year
  9. Gumdrop Day
  10. Sweetheart Candies

March:

  1. Spring Equinox
  2. St. Patrick’s Day
  3. Pi Day
  4. Daylight Saving Time
  5. March Basketball
  6. Spring Cleaning
  7. Bunnies
  8. Garden Planning
  9. Kite Flying
  10. Easter

April:

  1. April Showers Bring May Flowers
  2. Easter
  3. Earth Day
  4. Arbor Day
  5. Egg Hunts
  6. Garden Planning
  7. Umbrellas
  8. Kite Flying
  9. April Fools’ Day
  10. Spring Break

May:

  1. Mother’s Day
  2. Cinco de Mayo
  3. Memorial Day
  4. Spring Flowers
  5. Gardening
  6. Bird Watching
  7. May Day
  8. Summer Approaches
  9. Beach Days (Start of Summer)
  10. Graduation Season

June:

  1. Father’s Day
  2. Summer Solstice
  3. Summer Begins
  4. Beach Days
  5. Camping
  6. Summer Sports
  7. BBQs
  8. Picnics
  9. Fireflies
  10. Ice Cream

July:

  1. Independence Day
  2. Summer Holidays
  3. Beach Days
  4. Vacation
  5. Fireworks
  6. Picnics
  7. Sandcastles
  8. Travel
  9. Long Days
  10. Hot Weather

August:

  1. Back-to-School Preparations
  2. Summer Games
  3. End of Summer
  4. Beach Days
  5. Volleyball
  6. Summer Sports
  7. BBQs
  8. Picnics
  9. Ice Cream
  10. Watermelon

September:

  1. Labor Day
  2. Back to School
  3. Fall Equinox
  4. Harvest Season
  5. Apples
  6. Guacamole Day
  7. Fall Foliage
  8. Football Season
  9. Tailgating
  10. Sweater Weather

October:

  1. Halloween
  2. Leaves
  3. Indigenous Peoples’ Day
  4. Taco Day
  5. Pumpkins
  6. Halloween Costumes
  7. Trick-or-Treating
  8. Fall Festivals
  9. Candy Corn
  10. Soccer Season

November:

  1. Thanksgiving
  2. Turkeys
  3. Harvest Season
  4. Cornucopia
  5. Family Gatherings
  6. Vanilla Cupcake Day
  7. Fibonacci Day
  8. Sweater Weather
  9. Election Day
  10. Veteran’s Day

December:

  1. Christmas
  2. Hanukkah
  3. Kwanzaa
  4. Winter Solstice
  5. Holiday Season
  6. Christmas Trees
  7. Holiday Decorations
  8. Gift Giving
  9. New Year’s Eve
  10. Holiday Baking

By pairing the generic math activity ideas with the seasonal themes listed above, you can transform your math resources into engaging and exciting activities to sell on TPT. Want to learn how to effectively create and implement these types of activities with this formula? Check out my workshops for step-by-step instruction and creative inspiration!

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