1. Math Bakery: Become a little baker and practice basic addition and subtraction by measuring ingredients, counting cookies, and solving simple word problems related to baking.

2. Shape Treasure Hunt: Embark on a shape treasure hunt around the classroom or schoolyard. Use a digital or disposable camera to capture pictures of various objects with different shapes, and then create a shape collage or booklet to showcase your findings.

3. Counting Critters: Create a mini-zoo with various paper critters and practice counting and sorting them based on their characteristics, like color or size. You can even design a zoo map to show off your critters and their respective enclosures.

4. Pattern Puzzles: Explore patterns by using different objects like buttons, beads, or even colorful cereal. Create and replicate simple patterns like AB or ABC, and challenge your friends to complete the missing piece in your pattern puzzles.

5. Time Travel: Become a time traveler and practice telling time by creating a visual timeline of your daily routine. Draw pictures or use stickers to represent activities at different times, helping you understand the concept of time sequencing.

6. Money Master: Become a young entrepreneur and set up a classroom store. Design and make price tags for items using play money. Practice counting and exchanging coins as you “buy” and “sell” items with your friends.

7. Measurement Madness: Grab your measuring tape and explore the world around you. Measure different classroom objects, like books or pencils, and compare their sizes. Then, create a measurement chart or graph to showcase your observations.

8. My Dream Home: Design your dream home using different shapes, like squares, rectangles, and triangles. Calculate the number of each shape you used and practice basic addition by adding up the sides.

9. Garden Party: Create a garden-themed math project by planting seeds in small pots and tracking their growth. Measure and record the height of your plants each week, and graph the progress to learn about growth patterns.

10. Shape Scavenger Hunt: Go on a shape scavenger hunt around your house, looking for objects with specific shapes. Draw or take pictures of the items you find and create a shape collage to display your discoveries.