Andie's done with her PreK mid-February. She's starting a kindergarden readiness class in April that lasts only 6 weeks, and it's just half days, 3 days a week.

I want to keep up with her on writing, motor skills, reading, numbers and math until she starts school in the fall. I can find tons of letter-writing printables out there, but I'm hard pressed to find PreK numbers AND basic math (like beginning addition & subtraction).

I'd prefer them to be free.....as I'm a cheapskate.... B) .....any links for me??

Please?? :mistletoe:

I went to the dollar store the other day and picked up more math books and such for my kids. I prefer books over "printables". Saves on the ink. Yeah, I'm cheap, too. B)

I've got a couple preschool workbooks, but they really don't have math in them, either.

She catches on SO quick with her matching, colors, counting, and writing that I'm wanting something more challenging.

Altho she STILL needs to practice her writing..... :doh:

http://www.kidzone.ws/math/index.htm

http://www.brobstsystems.com/kids/

http://mathfactcafe.com/

http://themathworksheetsite.com/

http://www.kidzone.ws/math/index.htm

Try that one.

Once I find more, I'll post them. I know CLAY has lots!

yeah...what she said... :agree:

Sarah's got lots, too!

This is what I was working on for 4-5 year-old math. It's a homegrown Excel spreadsheet that randomly chooses numbers every time you load it. It won't be the same twice.

Thanks guys!!